Bleacherreport.com: Rivers is Overrated

Not that we didn’t already know a lot about Rivers, but I learned more about him on Monday night. The guy acted like he was the only player who KNEW the Chargers could get back in the game. Sitting at home, it’s probably hard to picture just how miserable it must have been in a deafening stadium, in the POURING rain, down by 14. Regardless, Rivers acted like he was going to win the game the entire time. He pretty much willed the team back to from the brink. If B. Davis doesn’t slip on the wet the Chargers tie it up, on first down.
Rivers looks ugly playing at times, but the dude is a stud. He was, by far, the best player on the field. He just does what it takes to win. In my mind, he did everything asked of him and more Monday night.
As for his ‘attitude’, I’m glad he yelled at the players and got pissed off. Norv’s not going to do it, that’s for sure. Rivers might as well bring the heat to his offense. The players clearly let the noise and the conditions get to them. Rivers expects more from the team and he sets the bar high. Good for him.
On a side note, the guy has nothing left to prove. For a guy who drives a minivan to work every day, he has more money than he’ll ever need in his life. He could put in neutral, he could avoid taking big hits, he could start thinking about where he wants to take his 27 kids to on vacation. In other words, he could pull a Jamarcus or a Haynesworth. But he doesn’t. He talks smack to 300 lb defensive lineman who want nothing more than to crush his bones, he tries to rally his team in the worst possible conditions, and he wants to win every single game.
Everyone hates him and that’s fine. They’re going to hate on him even more when he’s a Super Bowl MVP. It may or may not be this year. But he’s got what it takes to win it all, there’s no doubt in my mind.

who throws for 300 yards in the rain, in a hostile stadium, on the road, and nearly mounts a huge come-back.

Not a very informed article at all.