Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback turned Stanford GM is coming to terms with his playing career. In a recent interview with Zak Keefer of The Athletic, Luck fully admitted to feeling guilty about ...

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck made an honest admission about his infamous decision to retire from the NFL at age 29. In a new interview, Luck said he did not regret the decision to ...

Andrew Luck shocked the world Saturday night when he announced he was retiring from the NFL. The 29-year-old was the first overall draft pick in 2012. He spent his entire career with the Indianapolis ...

Andrew Luck shocked the Indianapolis Colts and football world in August 2019 when he announced his retirement from the NFL at the age of 29. Luck was considered one of the game's best quarterbacks but ...

Andrew Luck still can't fully reconcile the end of his playing career. “I’ll always have guilt about how it ended,” Luck told The Athletic in a new story centering on his journey to become Stanford's ...

With stints on injured reserve in 2006 because of a broken foot and 2017 with a broken collarbone, seven games on the inactives list in 2013 with a broken collarbone and last year’s knee injury, Green ...

When Andrew Luck shockingly retired from the NFL in 2019 at 29 years old, he needed to find another job. So the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback went back to school and graduated from Stanford ...

As Stanford football's GM, Andrew Luck and the school have embraced the popular Civil War parody which began when Luck played QB for the Colts.

Today’s announcement that Daniel Jones is the Colts’ starting quarterback gives Indianapolis its 11th starting quarterback since Andrew Luck retired before the 2019 season. Prior to Luck’s stunning ...

STANFORD – Andrew Luck doesn’t have to use his imagination to envision a time when Stanford was one of the top teams in college football. The two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up went 23-3 in his final ...