The TRAGIC Story of Andrew Luck

This is the story of Andrew Luck and how the Indianapolis Colts ruined his career.
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  • @sinoverlord409
    @sinoverlord409

    There is nothing tragic about Andrew Luck. He decided to leave the NFL before he suffered life altering injuries. Good for him he made the right decision for himself. He's got plenty of money and his health which is all you need in life, not to be a legendary football player with brain damage

  • @360SHAZAM
    @360SHAZAM

    Didn't even watch the video yet but I will already say, the Colts should never be forgiven for how they treated and wasted this guys talent and potential.

  • @paulmicheldenverco1
    @paulmicheldenverco1

    The Indianapolis Colts booing this man is one of the most shameful things I've seen.

  • @rhp_6926
    @rhp_6926

    'Tragic' ? The guy graduated from Stanford, had a great pro career, made a ton of money, and walked away from the game. Tragic ? Please.

  • @dj_alvarez
    @dj_alvarez

    The fact that Colts fans booed Luck after announcing his retirement really made my head boil! At that time, it made sense to me why Luck chose to retire and that disrespect just made me feel bad for him!

  • @ThePhildozer89
    @ThePhildozer89

    As a long time Colts fan I was so excited for Luck to be our new QB and the future of our franchise. But the way we neglected the offense line and him taking hit after hit game after game was just brutal. Ever year I hoped we'd draft some players for the offensive line but it just never happened.. It's an absolute shame what happened with Luck and it's 100% the fault of the Colts management.

  • @omnione12
    @omnione12

    Smart enough to know there is way more to life than football. Love this man

  • @victormendoza2751
    @victormendoza2751

    Andrew said it best: I don’t know how long I can endure injury after injury and surgeries, I sucked the joy out of the game…very, very smart move👍👍

  • @KingOfStaples
    @KingOfStaples

    Guy decided to live his best life. Respect it. Good for him.

  • @Arthu342
    @Arthu342

    I'm glad Colts fans have not experienced success since booing Andrew Luck after he took a life decision.

  • @user-kn6sz8ji1j
    @user-kn6sz8ji1j

    Andrew Luck was tough, humble and gifted. I can't blame him for calling it quits after he gave all that he had. I can't say the same for the Colts.

  • @masonrahal6980
    @masonrahal6980

    This is the best Andrew Luck piece I’ve ever seen. Really well done.

  • @1972dsrai
    @1972dsrai

    I like the fact he held off going pro to finish his degree. He was looking ahead just incase it didn’t work out and had his degree to fall back on. More players should do that, especially as they can make a good income whilst still at college now.

  • @NeverlandSystemAngel
    @NeverlandSystemAngel

    Luck was SMART to retire given the pain and abuse he was taking... he protected his entire life by ending a sadly short NFL career.

  • @robbyclark6915
    @robbyclark6915

    I’ll never forget that playoff game against my Chiefs! His drive, determination, and outright talent was on full display that day as he ruined my day and sent the Chiefs home.

  • @The_Relevance
    @The_Relevance

    Still hurts me to this day, he was amazing

  • @gimletinf69
    @gimletinf69

    There isn’t a QB alive that can overcome an owner like Jim Irsay💯

  • @Kujobcs
    @Kujobcs

    I am not from USA and don’t understand the nfl but you guys have such a good quality videos so I will continue supporting by watching

  • @Onlyputjalen
    @Onlyputjalen

    Luck was that guy💪🏾

  • @ZebraMachines
    @ZebraMachines

    Watching him in those clips really reiterates how talented and capable of a player Luck was. Everything was done with finesse. It would have been great to see him thrive with a well-rounded team that could have ran the routes and kept him protected in the pocket. What a great man/player/person.