Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers is reportedly assembling a potential coaching staff at North Carolina State University, according to a report by John Brice of USA TODAY Sports. The development signals a serious step toward Rivers transitioning into a collegiate coaching role after his 17-season professional career.
Rivers, who played for the San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts, has long been connected to coaching circles. The eight-time Pro Bowl selection retired following the 2020 season and has since served as a high school football coach at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama.
NC State's football program, currently led by head coach Dave Doeren, has not officially announced any staff changes. The Wolfpack compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
