Former NFL QB Philip Rivers Leads High School Football Team To Massive 49-0 Win In Head Coaching Debut (VIDEO)

Philip Rivers is undefeated as a head coach.

Less than nine months after he played his final game in the National Football League, the former NFL QB made his high school football coaching debut Thursday night in Alabama when he led St. Michael Catholic (Fairhope) to a 49-0 win over McIntosh.

Philip Rivers led St. Michael to a 49-0 win in his high school coaching debut ?
(via @BenThomasPreps) pic.twitter.com/InpVxO07AI

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 27, 2021

Final: St. Michael 49, McIntosh 0. Philip Rivers has win No. 1 pic.twitter.com/yh1P3alL90

— Ben Thomas (@BenThomasPreps) August 27, 2021

The Cardinals led 42-0 at halftime.

Here is Rivers after the game:

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Longtime NFL QB Philip Rivers talks about the pure joy of high school football following his first win as a head coach at St. Michael. pic.twitter.com/uFKolVujrV

— Ben Thomas (@BenThomasPreps) August 27, 2021

This win marks the sixth victory in program history as the school opened in 2016 and has had just three varsity football seasons prior to this fall, going a combined 5-25.

Rivers threw for 63,440 yards during his NFL career, 421 touchdowns and played in 244 games.

(Max Preps)