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Philip Rivers in fine form during the Chargers' 28-6 rout of Cowboys

DALLAS - There was a little Decatur, Ala., on the field with Philip Rivers on Thursday.

That was the town where he grew up, fantasizing of playing in the NFL, where he obsessed over football with his father and grandfather, and where he doctored photos to include his face on the cover of Sports Illustrated.

It was one of the first things on his mind after he led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 28-6 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.

"I think it's moments and games like this, where

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