In Saturday's 27-24 wild-card playoff defeat to the Bills, Rivers completed 27 of 46 passes for 309 yards and two touchdowns. He also attempted a two-point convert and ran once for -1 yard. Rivers has now thrown for at least 300 yards in five consecutive games, the first player to do so since Tom Brady in 2006. Prior to this season, no quarterback had ever thrown for more than 300 yards in a game while throwing at least six interceptions. With his performance on Saturday, Rivers became the first quarterback in NFL history to have three separate games with at least 300 passing yards while completing less than 50 percent of his passes. The previous record was two players who met that criteria on different occasions in 2000 and 2001. Drew Bledsoe is the only other quarterback to have three such games in a season; he did so in 2001 when he was with the Patriots, Rams and Titans. Rivers' average of 7.2 yards per attempt was the highest by any quarterback in a post-merger game (since 1970). The old mark of 6.9 yards per attempt was set by Peyton Manning in 2013. The last quarterback to play a post-merger game and average more than seven yards per attempt was Terry Bradshaw in 1975 when he was with the Steelers.