Philip Rivers: The QB You Love to Hate Keeps Getting Better

April 22, 2011   ·   Jeremy Alpert   ·   Jump to comments

2010 Review
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It’s quite possible that the team that had the most questions heading into the 2010 season was the San Diego Chargers. 
Questions such as how their first-round draft pick, rookie running back Ryan Mathews, would adapt to the NFL? 
Was 5’6” Darren Sproles a legitimate backup if he didn’t? 
Would Vincent Jackson keep true to his word and sit out the first 10 games if he didn’t get the contract he was after?  If so, could Malcom Floyd hold up as a number one wide receiver?  And regardless of whether he could or not, who else on the team was capable of first-string duties?
With so many questions and no way to know the answers until they presented themselves on the field, one player stood above all to take the biggest hit in fantasy value because of it: Philip Rivers.
Rivers was coming off of back-to-back 4,000-yard seasons in which he threw for a total of...

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