Chuck Swirsky

But it was how collectively as a society, we all seem to understand that the true value of Philip Rivers getting a job and extending his service time in the NFL was that he gets five more years of health insurance for him and his very large family.

When the salary doesn't matter as much as the health insurance does.

That is an indication of it all, is it not?

But the NFL, same principles apply.

It is.

But in this case, everybody seemed to know that the five years extra of health insurance that Phillip Rivers got was worth him taking it for his familial team and coming back and getting a job in the league.

My family.

I don't know, because his kids are having kids.

Like, he's to the point where they're self-policing and whatnot now.

I don't know that it's like Joe Flacco, where he just wanted to have an uninterrupted meal alone.

I think the bigger question is here, does he get on to somebody's staff as an assistant or something like that?

There are these favorite quarterback interviews that seem to happen.

Your guy doesn't necessarily have the job experience, but it's good to interview into the process.

I was thinking of Josh McCown when we discussed this.

McCown!

But perhaps we do see Phillip Rivers as an assistant of some sort.

I would like to get hired and then fired by your finest executive.

Yes.

Survivor, Cleveland Browns.

So according to the clevelandbrowns.com, which would be their website, head coach interview tracker, Matt Nagy isn't even on the list.