'On fire' Rivers 'disappointed' in Indianapolis' fifth-straight loss

Philip Rivers says that the Colts need to do the basic things right in order to find a way to win a game.

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00:00I thought he played really good.

00:01I think he just had the one play at the end,

00:03but I thought he was on fire all game.

00:05He managed the offense at the line of scrimmage,

00:07did some no-huddle stuff with him,

00:09getting his son out of the right place,

00:11you know, threw it to the right spots every time.

00:14Obviously, he just had the one play there at the end,

00:15but overall, I thought he was really solid.

00:17Obviously, disappointed again.

00:18We just didn't get it done collectively as a team,

00:22either side of the ball, but it felt good out there.

00:26I mean, I felt early.

00:27We were seeing it good.

00:28We were going, and I felt like we could have

00:30a good night offensively, and in a lot of ways, we did,

00:34but certainly left some things out there,

00:37and I know this locker room's hurting.

00:39Again, I've been a part of it for a short time,

00:40for two losses, and I know that it's been a long slide now

00:44for over a month, and I know that's tough.

00:46I've been a part of those slides,

00:47and now I'm obviously a part of this right now,

00:49and we just got to find a way to dig deep

00:52and find a way to win a football game,

00:54and we can't worry about all the scenarios

00:56and all the things out there.

00:57I know they're all out there.

00:58I know what they are, but we got to find a way

01:00to win a football game or none of the scenarios come into play.

01:02And while they were playing in on the big one,

01:13all the day they are.

01:17He's up there.