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Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is returning to football as the general manager at Stanford but he's not the only one who's back. Yes, Capt. Andrew Luck came out of retirement, too, to post ...

It's happening! Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck appeared as the social media meme Capt. Andrew Luck, complete with Civil War-era uniform, on the Amazon post-game show Thursday night following ...

Andrew Luck is returning to football more than five years after his retirement. This time, he will be taking over as the general manager of the Stanford Cardinal program.

We have a hint, kind of, about what Andrew Luck will be doing for the rest of his life. David Shaw, the former Colts quarterback’s coach at Stanford in 2011, appeared on the “Rich Eisen Show ...

Two years after Andrew Luck shocked the sports world by announcing his retirement from the NFL in a preseason press-conference, the former Indianapolis Colts superstar QB was spotted back on a foot… ...

When Andrew Luck burst onto the scene as an elite college quarterback at Stanford, his life changed forever. He was widely regarded as one of the best quarterback prospects ever, drawing ...

Andrew Luck leaves the field following the Indianapolis Colts game against the Chicago Bears on Aug. 24. Minutes later, he announced his retirement from football at 29. (Michael Conroy/AP ...

Andrew Luck made a brave decision, and he might inspire other NFL players to do the same August 26, 2019 More than 5 years ago Andrew Luck's early retirement took courage.

Andrew Luck is making a football comeback. Well, sort of. Luck, the former No. 1 overall pick who abruptly retired from the Indianapolis Colts four years ago, has become a high school football coach.

Whatever Andrew Luck pursues next, the former Colts QB will do it with a perspective that comes from living in what ESPN describes as "a silent hell." Sports newsletter 🏈's best, ...

It's been just over five months since Colts quarterback Andrew Luck suffered a lacerated kidney that caused him to miss the final seven games of the 2015 season. Back in November, after Luck ...