You never know how challenging something is until you go through it yourself. Good for you Andrew, this showed tremendous courage and I hope you find that joy again.

@VFXPlug17

4 жыл бұрын

Hope he has a good rest of life

@jarredsykes1225

4 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your medical background and perspective on this one, Brian. Especially, the breakdown on Andrew Luck's injuries. Gives a little insight on the lingering and chronic battles he has to fight. Thanks again, sir.

@DaileyShorts

4 жыл бұрын

As a recovering addict of pain pills (and later much harder things) (but grateful to be 8 years clean n looking forward to 9, 10, 11 and 12+), i almost feel like with some of the things he says (for example; "i went to a...a...a dark place", "some things that happened that stops me from living the kinda life i wanna live" or "i was in a really, really bad place and i vowed to myself i wouldn't do that again") kinda leads me to have a gut feeling there's been a battle with addiction mixed into the journey too. I pray im wrong as ive genuinely loved n appreciated Andrew Luck n his career n all it entails, but it FEELS much like a "rock bottom" kinda moment where he realizes he needs to get away from what he's currently ensnared in to progress in life. But regardless, it's irrelevant, i wish him NOTHING but the absolute best in the days, weeks and years to come whether on the football field or not.

@justinfrazier9555

4 жыл бұрын

He just might change his mind. Jim Irsey is begging the guy. He keeps mentioning he is leaving $500 million on the table. Tough decision. I feel for the man.

@sarahneuren7057

4 жыл бұрын

You should look at the injuries Rob Gronkowski got over his career. He retired after last season.

As a two time cancer survivor, who has had 13 surgeries, and chronic issues from all of that stuff, I can totally understand where Andrew Luck is coming from. I cannot relate from the perspective of a professional athlete and having to give up something that you have done your whole life and is your career, but just the pain and chronic issues that come from his injuries is totally relatable. Hopefully, after some time he heals up and gets to some level of normalcy in his physical being. I totally agree with you, it takes a great deal of courage to walk away, and I wish him well in his future life and endeavors.

@sportslegend3601

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you're a soldier 🤝🤝

@jarredsykes1225

4 жыл бұрын

@@sportslegend3601, those are very kind words! 😊😊 Thank you! 😊😊

@lucasbraz6352

4 жыл бұрын

you too!!! you're a fighter!! Keep going and keep fighting champ :))

@davideverson9354

4 жыл бұрын

Fuck luck your the real mvp

@hicksy5200

4 жыл бұрын

Jarred Sykes damn you”re a warrior man

Its a miracle that Eli Manning is still alive with how bad his O Line is and the amount of hits he takes.

@noblepaul1492

4 жыл бұрын

Eli is probably so concussed that when they cut him open when he dies he’ll have a brain the size of a walnut

@blairm015

4 жыл бұрын

Big Ben will pass Favre for the most sacked QB ever before he retires, hes been sacked almost 100 times more than Eli. Hes a god damn tank.

@chasemcbrien3327

4 жыл бұрын

Eli got roughed up as a kid. He is use to be treated like a rag doll. He might suprise a lot of people this season. I have a feeling the Giants are going to be good this year.

@TheDumbassstunts

4 жыл бұрын

@@chasemcbrien3327 that's funny

@chrisdiegel8916

4 жыл бұрын

Stafford will hold that record for sure.

The Texans and other teams need to look at this and prioritize their offense line cus for most of luck's career his line was bad and he was taking hits. I hope this doesn't happen to Deshaun Watson.

@genzofthe2148

4 жыл бұрын

Not Just Watson but Kyler Murray and others

@rodrellgreen167

4 жыл бұрын

Far too many sacks are on these QBs. To the average person, Winston was sacked 5 times the other day vs the Browns. Both Winston and Bruce Arians attributed Winston to 2-3 of them. Luck used take on avg, 2.77s to throw, comeback season he made a concerted effort to reduce at 2.44s. That's not to say his OL up until 2018 was perfect, far from it actually. And the only person that holds onto the ball longer than Watson, is MAYBE Tyrod Taylor. Point being, mobile guys are holding onto the ball longer, and it's wearing down their offensive linemen.

@michaelwhite6337

4 жыл бұрын

Why I’m glad the titans have gave Mariota a decent O-line early. Texans really need to re-evaluate and we still need to as well. As a titan I hate to see him go, his Post game almost made me cry.

@brandonmuse5532

4 жыл бұрын

Your SO RIGHT!!!!

@brandonmuse5532

4 жыл бұрын

@eoe123321 Yep and it's 2 LATE!!!! BTW the snowboarding accident was his fault

He definitely made the decision that's best for him. I wouldn't want to deal all the injury's he's had. Life would suck being in that cycle.

Luck came out of college and got sacked 41 times in his first year in the league. He was a walking piñata for his first 5 years and not when the Colts finally have a good o-line, he can't play any more

@gmb858

4 жыл бұрын

The same as David Carr at Houston. Carr was sacked 76 times in his rookie season, an NFL record for most times a quarterback had been sacked in a season. Carr lasted 9 years, mostly as a backup, but being sacked so much in his first 3 years at Houston did him in. Shoulder problems, ankle sprains very similar to Andrew Luck. Carr is considered an NFL bust because he was the #1 draft pick of an expansion team. Guys like him and Luck were out there working, mostly alone without blockers, trying to make it work. That doesn't mean they were busts. It means there wasn't enough talent around them to stand out. "Busts" are guys like Manziel, JaMarcus Russell and Ryan Leaf who squandered their opportunity.

I couldn’t imagine Lucks’s pain. I have a torn muscle in my shoulder and it cost me a job let alone a NFL QB position.

@jhot2477

4 жыл бұрын

victor thiros are you a man or a bitch? everybody goes through pain, you think tapping out at age 29? for a game that "he supposedly" loves is acceptable? well it's his life but it still doesn't disregard the fact that he quit, you can dress it up anyway you want, the man is a quitter, stop trying to sugar coat it

@thatoneguy9473

4 жыл бұрын

@@jhot2477 dude was sacked 150 times in his first 3 seasons

@jhot2477

4 жыл бұрын

@Sean K EXACTLY, keep your fucking mouth shut, be a fucking man, call spades spades and stop justifying everything, get some balls and some sense of duty and loyalty and hard work, the reason why society is in the fucking dumps is from beta males like you that want to push moral relativity, he quit, stop trying to repackage that, you beta male

@justinfrazier9555

4 жыл бұрын

@@jhot2477 You are a toxic individual. Please. Stop talking.

@SiegePerilousEsauMaltomite

4 жыл бұрын

JHOT247 Would be nice if he only had to place six games against afc south teams, then, you fucking motard!

*I honestly don’t blame Luck TBH The Colts’ OL was horrible for his whole career...*

@lukeinvictus69

4 жыл бұрын

Last season they had the best OL in the NFL

@xtracool12

4 жыл бұрын

Luke Amendolara yea but typically when you have the best Oline in a season there is usually a regression the next season. Example: 2016 Falcons. Oline starters started every single game that season. Next season, 3 of them missed 7+ games

@adawg1125

4 жыл бұрын

@@lukeinvictus69 after about 6 years being horrendous

@hamborger2503

4 жыл бұрын

12th Man not 2018 not 2012 not 2013 not 2014

@D_Nasty68

4 жыл бұрын

(MOSTLY) Yeah...

I don't blame Andrew Luck. I blame the Colts and their refusal to surround a talent like him with a great O-line.

@poisonspiders2300

4 жыл бұрын

And when they finally decided to build up the o-line it was too late

@williehardiman6766

4 жыл бұрын

@@poisonspiders2300 exactly, they waited till his career was almost completely over to do something. This is why Peyton left in the 2012 off season.

@mr.robertdobalina9199

4 жыл бұрын

Derrick Jefferson I wouldn’t wish Ryan Grigson on my worst enemy

@derrickharris1848

4 жыл бұрын

🤔Nobody had a pity party for RG3 or Cam. Luck quit. Look at Payton, they had to pry the ball out his hand. He would still be a Colt but the decision wasn't his.

@MiguelGarcia-ht9xz

4 жыл бұрын

@@derrickharris1848 stfu🤖

I've had neck surgery and I don't play in the NFL. It's bad enough at times dealing with it. That I couldn't imagine getting hit every game and dealing with it.

I mean, Megatron also retired way earlier than anyone expected due to his injury battles as well. For those of us who don't experience it, it seems so alien that a pro athlete would retire due to injuries when he had many seasons ahead. Pretty wild man.

@lotrdude13

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck to Luck for the future ahead, for damn sure.

@sussinhardrn1048

4 жыл бұрын

@ClevelandGOAT Definitely the most physically complete. His resume isnt as impressive as your usual top 3-5, which is honestly so sad. So much potential squandered by the lions.

What do Barry Sanders, Calvin Johnson and Andrew Luck have in common? They can all physically function to spend quality time with their families or not kill themselves and commit suicide from CTE after walking away before it's too late as fans who can't even do 10 pushups put together boo them and question their toughness

I meet Bubba Smith years after playing and he was in bad shape. He sadly said it wasn't worth it.

@bolt7047

4 жыл бұрын

Becoming a professional athlete really comes at a cost

@bolt7047

4 жыл бұрын

@#TEAM TRUMP your 100% accurate

@jakeblaze7663

4 жыл бұрын

I bet Brady feeling a lot of discomfort too. He still even wearing knee support on his acl knee.

It also shows you how much heart RGIII has fighting to stay in the league after having a lot of the injuries

Andrew is easily the most underated qb in the league. He straight brought the colts to the playoffs after all these years of injuries. And he evem missed alot of time inbetween seasons. If you're hating on him like EDP or a colts fan booing him like some have you obviously have some bigger issues you need to resolve within your self before trying to criticize an athlete thats a accomplished more than you have. Your entire life

If they had quetin Nelson type lineman early in his career he would be able to play longer

I fell absolutely horrible for Luck. He looked like he was going to be one of the next ball of fame quarterbacks with the way he constantly dragged a Colts team that had no business making the playoffs, and even making a championship game. But injuries wouldn’t let him be. It’s truly sad to see him retire, but I’m happy for him.

@landenridings3209

4 жыл бұрын

Ball is life. Ball of Fame

@harpoon_bakery162

4 жыл бұрын

@@landenridings3209 he wasn't a baller. he was a wimp. do you think he would have played through the knee pain that Aaron Rogers played through last year? PPPFFFFFFTTTTTT

@landenridings3209

4 жыл бұрын

Harpoon_Bakery did anyone ask?? Also I was just making a joke about a spelling error and never mentioned Aaron Rodgers but since you brought him up, I think the Packers would be a lot more successful if he didn’t require so much money (I think he’s greedy).

I appreciate your quick response time to topics

Congrats on 100k! I’ve been watching all your videos since the Markelle Fultz vid

I was shocked when he retired but I completely understand it I hope he does a lot better moving forward in life

Thank you for making a video on this Doc. I was just as shocked as everyone but I get it

13 bone spurs between my C3 thru C7, 5 bone spurs between L4 and 5, Torn labrum left shoulder repaired, Sprained ACL, MCL, Ankle that now randomly goes out. Broken fingers multiple times, schrapnel removed from face and back. That was all from being an Infantryman for 18 years. I know what it's like to have to retire because your body just can't take it anymore. My heart goes out to Luck giving up the only thing you have ever known is a system shock. I hope he enjoys his retirement it can be a tough transition.

Congrats on 100K. Also I understand and respect Lucks decision

Thank you Dr. Brian, this is amazing intel.

On the outside, he looks so healthy. Never knew those little excruciating pains he’s endured. Just goes to show-only God knows what a person is going through.

Congrats on 100k Subs Doc

Mannnnn idk how I found your channel but I'm glad I did.

@BrianSuttererMD

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thanks for the insights!

Ball on a tee, perfect analogy dude. I have EDS and have gone through tons of PT for my joints and I can only imagine how difficult it would be for him to be trying to rehab his shoulder, all the while he’s dealing with injuries going on in his abdomen, which seems like it would definitely cause the rehab for the shoulder to slow down. Then he ended up getting a surgery, as you said is already risky, and then basically had to relearn how to throw and he pretty much did that and then seemed to get hurt again and now is in pain again. I totally get it and understand his decision. As you said, it also wouldn’t surprise if he just takes a few years off to get healthy and comes back a brand new Andrew Luck. He’s still just 30, he could definitely have a comeback tour lol the Eagles currently have Josh McCown as backup who’s 40 and came out of retirement also but not from injury.

As someone who has had to cut my playing carrer short, I'm empathize heavily with Luck. I suffered my 10th concussion right. Efore I started my first year of D1 Lacrosse and was advised by specialists to quit for the sake of my brain. Luck is not only feeling pain all day but he will also have doctors in his ear explaining what will happen to his body if he keeps going. Sometime you have to make hard decisions for yourself, even if it goes against what you love, so that you can enjoy more of life. Those that criticize Luck couldn't last a game in a small cleats.

If you are cool w any psych residents(who also like sports) it would be cool to see a collab vid where you guys cover the anatomy of chronic injuries and the toll it takes on the athlete from various aspects

Hey Brian love your channel and your analysis! Would it be possible if you can include some video examples of your analysis (e.g. rehabbing shoulder or how his throws got worse). I think itll be a little bit more interesting and will make the analysis a little bit stronger because we can see whats going physically rather than simply talking about it

This makes me so sad I really liked Luck.

Great video

Great video👍

Glad he did what was best for his life tho. More athletes need to start doing that.

Luck has been playing football for how many years? Most start out in Pop Warner football, so he had essentially been playing for almost 20 years. The older we get our bodies cannot absorb the "punishment" life dishes out, then add the physical violence of the NFL, add onto that the beating Luck's body took playing behind a bad offensive line and the daily pain of trying to perform at an elite level. Few that booed him could tolerate what he went through. His body, his life and his choice, wish him the best.

My lady doctor says Os Trigona is the irregular plural for the Os Trigonum. She’s really into irregular plurals lol. Love your content and even she will sit through your episodes;) cheers

Great vid! Huge Colt's fan but I knew the bs the front office put him through.

Thank you for doing this video. Here in Indy most of Colts Nation have been supportive but heartbroken by his retirement. The people who booed are not true Colts fan nor do most of them understand the medical issues and symptoms that accompany his injuries.. I think Andrew showed amazing courage in his retirement. I love the guy and wish him, his wife, and their bun in the oven a happy life.

@edw3irdo

4 жыл бұрын

Like McAfee said during an interview, most of those who booed were probably drunk. Still asshats, though.

Amazing retake and explanation of Lucks unfortunate injuries! Could you do an explanation of the injury Gronkowski suffered during SB 53? And perhaps all of his previous injuries as well?

That was excellent

I didn't know he retired. I have been so busy lately. WOW!! HE HAD THE POTENTIAL TO BE THE BEST QB IN THE LEAGUE (AFTER BRADY THAT IS). I'm happy because I'm a Titan fan but damn!!!? You hate to see someone so amazing cut his career short because of injury.

Can you explain what happens in a "flash knockdown" where the fighter appears to get back up with seemingly no effects, like in the Pacquiao/Thurman fight, as compared to the more consussive knockdowns. Thanks.

Had to make my own reaction to this!

Do a video on John Oliver’s medical bias segment!!

I can completely relate to his situation. Continuous injury, pain, rehab has been too much a part of my life. But I am not a wealthy person. So I continued to work. Well my body broke down. My mind has suffered injury as well. Most people just don't understand what real pain really is. Because if they did they would not make the idiotic comments as if they knew. I tire these long years of explaining things to people who never these issues. So, to them, they don't exist. That is a major issue in today's society of "if it doesn't affect me I just think you're a "snowflake" ". The snowflake is always the one who utilizes such notions. Good luck to all who battle these issues. Additionally, all companies use you till your scrap, throw you out and replace you after they contributed to your health issues with no consequence.

Idk why people mad. Why dont you step in his shoes. Feel his injuries. Its not like he doenst have enough money, hes loaded. Its andrews choice for his life not just his footbal career. Btw im a small nba and nfl youtuber any subs and bells are appreciated ( im gifting subs with bells )

@adawg1125

4 жыл бұрын

I think it has more to do with him doing it now a week before the season starts. Missing an entire season in 2017 that wasn't announced until during the season. The fans probably feel blindsided and hurt by Luck. They should be more upset at their drug addict of an owner ,but that's me.

He’s a Stanford grad he’s smart enough to know when to walk away from the game ! GAME !!!!!!! People you will see a lot more players following Andrew Luck footsteps in the near future !

I was so happy to hear about Mr. Luck's decision to retire that allows him to prevent future catastrophic injuries and maximize the rehab he will continue to need. Wow, what a smart guy to get out at a young age (for other careers) and have the chance to have a life. What is shocking is that more NFL players don't bail while they still have a chance to have a relatively injury-free post NFL life. The hidden time bomb that tics down to near certainty for virtually all NFL players the longer they play: CTE.

Can you do a video on conditioning? Similar to JCVD "breaking" his leg kicking down a tree (I think in kickboxer). From my understanding conditioning is good as the hard bone can come back stronger, but once the soft bone is affected there is a point of no return resulting in irreparable damage to the bone structure.

As someone whose had to overcome going through a lot of surgeries myself. I don't blame him.

There are things bigger than the sport you play the rest of his life matters even more

Please do growing pain (in knees)

Never forget. How you treat your body in your youth will catch up to you later in life. I am happy that Andrew Luck focused on his long term health as opposed to risking further injuries that will impact his life later on. I hope he has the strength to pick up his kids. After all when dealing with life, the little things matter.

Do a video explaining common nfl injuries

I think the fans booing was more a result of shock and bad messaging/PR by the colts. If they had announced the retirement prior to the 3rd preseason game people would have gone to the game knowing and ready to cheer.

Hey Brian have you seen the vid on Joe Namath where he said he healed his brain with Hyperbaric treatments. What's your take on that.

I think also, if Boogie Cousins have one more injury, he'll retire early too.

Can you make a video on Johnny Knox's back injury? I've always wondered how something gruesome like that is even possible. Goes to show how serious back injuries are, as he was forced to retire :(

@spaceghost8995

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't want to even SEE that Johnny Knox play again!

do Lamar Millers injury

Thanks, Ryan Grigson! You've killed Luck's career and our dream with him!

This video should be on ESPN or somewhere. So much respect that he follows his heart/head and not what others think. F!?$ what others thinks

@JamesBond77

4 жыл бұрын

Luis Hernandez The doc should definitely be a guess on ESPN. Explaining that kind of things to people is important.

Hope Andrew enjoys the rest of his life with his family and friends.

I'm not subscribed to you because I'm gonna watch every video, I'm subscribed because it gives me a lot of joy to see someone turn their job and give it an awesome twist that you can tell you enjoy. Woot!

Could u do a vid on johnny knox? I think it would be really cool. Was one of the best young deep threats in the nfl until he got folded over and fractured a vertebrate

❤️❤️

Jerrick McKinnon of the 49ers is getting PRP to help with his knee soreness. Could you talk about PRP and what it does with regards to his case?

I'd be interested to see a video about Alex Smith's leg injury

Irsay could sell the team to someone who actually cares about football and maybe Luck wouldnt have been hurt so bad. Maybe they would have focused on protecting him. Then again Luck was a beast and didnt care to run and not slide out of a tackle. None the less as a 30 year colts fan I think Irsay needs to pass the torch or get off the drugs. Great video man. Healthcare worker to Dr. Much respect and I think this is the most informative video I've seen.

As a Texans fan, you will be doing a video on Deshaun Watson pretty soon 😭😭😭

@Dilly_Dil1y

4 жыл бұрын

Lol he gonna be running for his life behind that line.

@dlowlofton7378

4 жыл бұрын

He is gonna get killed with that line it’s sad asf he just doesn’t know it yet I also fell hand for Kyle Murray he will legit die behind that line

@AnthonyMcNeil

4 жыл бұрын

@@dlowlofton7378 Oh yeah, Murray is gonna get demolished...

@dlowlofton7378

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony McNeil i honestly think he will either retire or demand a trade in preseason he didn’t even have 19 seconds behind that line they hit him every snap and easily too and those were the starts I just pray they protect Watson and Murray they are both very good and Would love to see them succeed

You gotta do a video on how to have amazing hair like yours

The problem is that most of blue collar workers will never make enough to simply “step away” as you put it for our general health when the food on the table and roof over our heads is only as good as the next paycheck. Good for Luck though, and wow you’re on it today.

@Anon.G

4 жыл бұрын

Well in that situation, they might be older(let's say 40) so they already have some life savings. And then instead of retiring fully, they could work and arguably more boring, but simpler and less demanding job to get them all the way to retirement.

@tombaird7902

4 жыл бұрын

Fair point, but when have millions cared about a single blue collar worker. Wow, you can lift stuff cool, give this man a contract. Also blue collar workers pick they're job. Maybe they can't get the best career out there, but switch jobs if your general health is at risk. "Step away" at the local Popeyes. Also tents are cheap if you need a roof over your head.

@sstteevveenn77

4 жыл бұрын

Most of us blue collar workers are also not getting hit by 200-300lb monsters every 7 days for around 5 months a year. You're trying to compare for comparison's sake.

@ThatTharBlaziken

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao you're a dickhead. "Tents are cheap". Go live in a tent yourself and tell me how dope it is

@rubixcubesolve

4 жыл бұрын

Not a good comparison.

Long distance diagnosis. Thank you, doctor.

@BrianSuttererMD

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly

a lot of people are talking about how this decision is out of now where but he was debating it before with the shoulder injury and he ultimately decided to come back. He has questioned it before

I had SLAP surgery for a torn labrum and when I heard he had it I figured his career was over...sure he had the best doctors and therapist but was very I surprised he could even throw the football at all...I can't...I applaud him for doing what was best for him and any Colts fans should respect his decision

@Dylan_Rivas

3 жыл бұрын

Old comment. I know. But yeah, SLAP tears are not fun. I had surgery when I was 21, I'm now 24. and I still have a significant amount of pain when I wake up after sleeping on my left shoulder

@cashrjr23

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dylan_Rivas same...it has to affect the ability to throw a football

I tore my labrum and separated my shoulder playing club hockey and it was horrid. I could barely move my neck, lift my arm, or breath.

As a colts fan. This broke my heart. I truly am lost

and they say the league is "soft", like you cannot touch the QB. Well, Luck is the evidence why this isn't the case. Sad to see, not much of a fan of him, but he's coming off his best season yet. I wanted this to be fake tbh.

@WutTheDeuceGaming

4 жыл бұрын

@eoe123321 I know. Like in regards to sacks and hits, he was barely touched.

@WutTheDeuceGaming

4 жыл бұрын

@eoe123321 I think he's in a dark place mentally, and may have jumped to a conclusion too fast. I think we'll be hearing about him down the line, wanting to come back.

..He is a very educated young man...Goid for him@ Go live life!

I hope Andrew gets some role in player safety for the XFL

I tore my rotator cuff after being hit by a car on my bike. It has been 15 months with pain and that is awful and it wears on you. After 9 months I got surgery and it is everyday pain and therapy, luckily in California I can avoid opioids for effectively physical and mental relief with cannabis. It is so different especially because you can't do normal things anymore, like pour milk in your cereal or pick up your nephew so easily and play. I understand where he is at and why he would go that way. I would too if I had his resources and responsibilities.

Dr. Sutterer: your check is in the mail...Andrew Luck

Reminiscent of what Megatron said caused him to retire. The constant pain.

I can give you 91 million reasons why he retired...

Shoulder injuries are bad. I'd rather do 10 knee surgeries than go through one shoulder surgery again.

if you check his stats, 2014 was an awesome year, 4700+ yds., 40 TDS, with an average team in the AFC. The next year-- the injuries start. Such a shame, cuz he was a real stud QB, strong arm, very smart, strong in the pocket. Hate to see it end like this-- but he and his family can have some R & R now. Colts fans are hurt, but im a Skins fan, A.Luck was drafted 1, and RG3 2nd that year. I would have loved 5-7 years of peak RG3!!!

I remember TO broke something in his leg or foot and still played...

My first thought was ouch.

Is it just me or is the audio a little quiet?

I went under the knife in 2007 to repair a type 3 separated shoulder after falling off my mountain bike. I had one injury, not including my MS diagnosis, and I can't imagine going through injury, pain & rehab multiple times. So I completely understand Andrew Luck having enough of it. I'm sure he has a nice little nest egg set aside. I have a feeling that Andy is a smart guy (Stanford Grad) and will not end up among 70% of NFL players who go broke after leaving the game. What is another $100mil worth if you can't move without pain?

Good for him. Athletes pushing through pain to the point of destroying their bodies so they can't enjoy life after sports makes no sense. I'd liken it to successful workaholics in business who feel like they need to keep earning more and more even through they are financially secure. If you can retire young, do it! You only get one life.

Do Jose Ramirez’s injury

Kotos to Andrew Luck for knowing when to call it quits. I only played Basketball and ran Track and I am having an issue with my knees. I am far from 29; but injuries and life as an athlete is more harder the older that you get. So I can emphasize with him. But I find it ironic that the Colts gave up on Peyton Manning and chose Andrew Luck because of an injury. (It's true different individuals have different levels of pain tolerance) Factor in you Life's Plan and it's sometimes a difficult decision.

Sad times

@VFXPlug17

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah i can never imagine being injured btw im a small nba and nfl youtuber could you sub with bell

The people that dislike this video are the two face colts fan that never played football and never knew the psychical demand the game has

It sucks cause he had potential to be a top 5 or 10 QB ever but his o line couldn’t block a fence post it’s sad how you have talent but it takes everyone to produce

Ow that is crazy

That was fast

damn you are fast...