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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.He's retiring, not taking a year off. I don't know what his contract status might be, but if he decides to come back he likely remains Colts property. Seems he's done with football.Andrew Luck will play football in 2020 after a year off, guaranteed.
I think the Colts have his rights until 2022
He isn’t a bust, he led the colts to an AFC runner up back in 2014.
Well, we absolutely need a shocked emoticon now.
Anyways, it’s too bad he never got out of Indy and amounted to much. Had so much promise but he Colts and injuries killed him. Wish him well going forward.
People are going to rip on this post, but it isn't that wrong. I wouldn't call him a bust, but he was absolutely a disappointment. Dude was billed as the next great, sure-thing QB, to the point that they bailed on Manning to get him. All for a guy who retired before age 30 having never made an all pro team. If you were billed as the next great thing, failing to be a top 5 QB at any point in your career has to be considered a disastrous outcome considering the expectations.
That’s kind of ****ed up actually. They can successfully “lose” a top-tier (potential-wise anyway) QB and just immediately tank for a new golden boy right away, twice. Guess the first time didn’t really work out though, despite Luck seeming like a sure fire lock for NFL success.
Of course he did. That's what their banners are based upon...He isn’t a bust, he led the colts to an AFC runner up back in 2014.
They have a talented enough roster and a fed-up enough fan base to make tanking unlikely, IMO. My guess is they manage a so-so season then go all-in on some middling veteran QB, a la Minnesota and Kirk Cousins.