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Philip Rivers and his 163-game streak of not scoring a rushing touchdown
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Philip Rivers was one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. He passed for more yards and touchdowns than all but a few signal-callers -- and while many of the game's best QBs have lacked the ability to threaten defenses with their legs, Rivers took his aversion against using two of his extremities to the most extreme degree imaginable. And the numbers behind the supreme accomplishment he pulled off? They were just a bit unwieldy.
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