The Indianapolis Colts are staring at one of the most delicate quarterback decisions of their season, and the national commentary has already begun backing one direction. ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky didn’t hesitate this week when asked who should start for Indianapolis in Week 15.

Despite losing to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in his first start since the 2020 season, Indianapolis Colts veteran quarterback Philip Rivers will get his chance at redemption.

Jonathan Taylor has had a magnificent season for the Colts, but he's about to run into a brick wall that is Seattle's run defense.

According to head coach Shane Steichen, the Indianapolis Colts have already made a decision on who will start at quarterback for next Monday night’s matchup hosting the San Francisco 49ers. It will be veteran quarterback Philip Rivers again for a consecutive start (via ESPN’s Stephen Holder):

Another sweep as ESPN's three predictors all pick Seattle. ESPN's Football Power Index gives the Seahawks a 71.8% chance of winning this game and doing so by an average of 8.6 points. Mike Florio is picking the Seahawks to win 28-13, and Chris Simms is also taking Seattle by a score of 30-13.

The Colts are getting one of their quarterbacks back for football activity. Here's what it means after Philip Rivers was signed and started.

Indianapolis Colts' starting left tackle Bernhard Raimann has exited the team's Week 15 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks with an elbow injury. According to the team, he is questionable to return. #INDvsSEA injury update: LT Bernhard Raimann, elbow, is questionable to return.

Indianapolis Colts veteran quarterback Philip Rivers is set to return to the field for the first time since the 2020 season in Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks, but he almost wasn't prepared for his season debut.