Andrew Luck is back at Stanford, not just as a former player basking in past glories, but as the general manager of the ...

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Former Indianapolis Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck still has guilt about how his NFL career ended with the team. “I’ll always ...

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck made an honest admission about his infamous decision to retire from the NFL ...

Almost six years after shocking the football world, former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is finally shedding ...

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck looks back at his abrupt retirement in 2019 with a tremendous sense of ...

Reich thought. He pulled over and sent Luck a long text, beginning it with, ‘I’m sending out an SOS.’ “‘I appreciate the message in the bottle,’ Luck replied. But the answer was no.” ...

The former Indianapolis Colts quarterback emphasized the 50th anniversary of Title IX during the interview. Stanford used the moment to induct 10 women into its sports hall of fame.

Andrew Luck said if he did not retire early, he was going to play until he was 40 or 45 but he fell out of love for the game.

The ESPN reporter who wrote the deep dive into Andrew Luck's retirement discusses how he got the interviews, Frank Reich's plea and Luck's future.

Standout Cardinal quarterback Andrew Luck returned to campus Saturday to watch Stanford face USC. The retired NFL star was there celebrating his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame ...

For all of Andrew Luck’s emotion and tears, for all the shock over his bombshell retirement, he exited football in a rational and calculated manner. This was no impulsive act born of fleeting ...