
Andrew Luck
30-Year-Old
Free Agent

2019 Pass/Rush Stats
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2019 Fantasy Outlook
Luck decided to retire due to health issues after the third week of 2019 preseason games. After missing 2017 with an injured shoulder and not throwing a football until June last year, Luck was the NFL's biggest mystery entering 2018. Those who took the risk were rewarded, and then some. Luck was easily the league's Comeback Player of the Year as he finished second in TD passes (39) and fifth in passing yards (4,593), joining Patrick Mahomes and Matt Ryan as the only QBs to surpass 4,500 yards and 35 TDs. Luck also posted career highs in completion percentage (67.3) and passer rating (98.7), and then led the Colts to the divisional playoffs. Indianapolis didn't baby Luck either - he had a career-high 639 attempts, second only to Ben Roethlisberger's 675. And Luck's downfield passing numbers were nearly identical to those from 2016; his 15.6 YPA on attempts longer than 20 yards ranked fifth. He benefited from an offensive line that allowed a league-low 18 sacks, and he was pressured on just 18.4 percent of his dropbacks, fourth lowest in the league. His protection should be solid again this year, but the biggest benefit might be an offseason focused on digging into second-year coach Frank Reich's playbook instead of rehabbing. Luck should have more weapons this year, with free-agent signing Devin Funchess and second-round pick Parris Campbell joining T.Y. Hilton and an excellent tight-end duo in Eric Ebron and Jack Doyle, while Marlon Mack leads a backfield that can keep defenses honest. The major offseason concern -- the lingering calf/ankle injury that's bothered Luck since spring and kept him out for most of training camp, was too much for Luck to bear and he decided to retire after the third week of the preseason. Read Past Outlooks

Moved to reserve/retired list
The Colts placed Luck (calf/ankle) on the reserve/retired list Sunday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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This backs up Luck's comments on the record from Saturday evening, namely that he's "going to retire." While this hypothetical is unlikely for a variety of reasons, he would have to pass through waivers unclaimed to return to the Colts if he wanted to play at some point this season. With the transaction official, the Colts will move on with Jacoby Brissett as their starting quarterback.
This backs up Luck's comments on the record from Saturday evening, namely that he's "going to retire." While this hypothetical is unlikely for a variety of reasons, he would have to pass through waivers unclaimed to return to the Colts if he wanted to play at some point this season. With the transaction official, the Colts will move on with Jacoby Brissett as their starting quarterback.
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6.80 secVertical Jump
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Luck missed all last season with a shoulder injury that was much worse than suspected. He underwent surgery in January 2017 for a torn labrum initially injured in 2015. Most labrum injuries occur in the front of the shoulder, but Luck had the less common variety, a posterior tear, which complicated his recovery. He eventually practiced in October for a couple weeks before being shut down again. The offseason nearly came and went without Luck throwing a football, but he finally did so during minicamp in mid-June. There's now a prevailing expectation from the organization that he won't have limitations throughout training camp and is expected to be out there Week 1. At that point, Luck will be working with a new head coach in Frank Reich, the Eagles' offensive coordinator last season. T.Y. Hilton is the only proven wideout on the roster, though the team has two capable tight ends in Jack Doyle and Eric Ebron. The Colts allowed 56 sacks last season, which doesn't bode well for Luck's health, and his days of 60-plus rushes are probably over too, as the team likely will make a concerted effort to shield him from unnecessary punishment.
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Announces retirement
Luck (calf/ankle) announced his retirement from the NFL on Saturday. "I am going to retire. This is the hardest decision of my life," he said. He added that a four-year cycle of injuries and rehab have "taken my joy of this game away."
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Calling it quits
Luck (calf) is expected to retire from football during a Sunday press conference, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
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Staying busy despite no practice
Luck (calf/ankle) hasn't practiced since July 28, but he's been a regular participant in walk-through sessions and has been working with throwing specialist Tom House, Stephen Holder of The Athletic reports.
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Won't practice this week
Luck (calf/ankle) will not practice this week, George Bremer of The Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.
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Works out before Saturday's game
Luck (calf/ankle) displayed decent mobility during a workout before Saturday's preseason game against the Browns, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.
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