Watching Philip Rivers at the end of Sunday’s game against the Patriots, he seemed pretty excited after getting his team to the line with one second to go in the game, giving him just enough time to spike the ball and set up a potential game-winning play.<\/p>\n
The veteran QB raised his hands in the air after he spiked it, seemingly accomplishing a minor victory and he appeared pretty fired up at the opportunity to potentially throw a touchdown pass and steal a win from the Patriots.<\/p>\n
But the game ended in frustration for Rivers, who was picked off on his final throw by Patriots defensive back Jonathan Jones, sealing the win for New England.<\/p>\n
Although, then again, Rivers is probably used to this feeling by now.\u00a0 He’s lost every game he’s ever played against Tom Brady, with Sunday’s loss improving the New England veteran to 7-0 all-time in head-to-head match-ups against Rivers, putting him in some rare company in that category.<\/p>\n
TSN Sports posted a graphic after the game showing the list of names who have accomplished similar records, which includes the likes of Steve Young and Jim Kelly, who each dominated Jim Everett and Jeff George respectively during their careers.<\/p>\n
\nTom Brady has had Philip Rivers' number in their head-to-head rivalry. Sunday's win improved Brady to 7-0 vs the #Chargers<\/a> QB & a spot here pic.twitter.com\/aUlJYkHkF7<\/a><\/p>\n
— StatsCentre (@StatsCentre) October 30, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n