Philip Rivers’ massive family supports him in first Colts home game after shock NFL return

The Rivers family certainly gets its money’s worth with a luxury box.

Before Philip Rivers’ first home game with the Colts following his stunning un-retirement at the age of 44, the father of 10 seemingly shared a tender moment with his loved ones.

ESPN captured Rivers — a grandfather — looking into the seats at Lucas Oil Stadium and giving a wave toward a particular section, with the “Monday Night Football” broadcast then quickly panning to his family in luxury seats.

Unfortunately for the large Rivers clan, the patriarch could not lead the Colts to a win despite a good showing in the 48-27 home loss to the 49ers, which has Indianapolis on the edge of playoff elimination.

Rivers completed 23 of 35 passes for 277 yards with two interceptions and a late pick-six that all but ended Indianapolis’ (8-7) chances of a comeback in his second game back.

“Obviously disappointed again, we didn’t get it done collectively as a team, either side of the ball,” Rivers said after falling to 0-2 in his starts. “But it felt good out there.”