That was Andrew Luck’s schema, as he called it, a way of life in the NFL that made spontaneity the enemy. Get there 15 minutes early, stay 15 minutes late, lights off by 9:52, even if it meant leaving ...

Indianapolis, IN — It’s been 1,990 days since Andrew Luck’s retirement was announced. It was an evening that shocked football fans across the globe, a retirement that happened mid-game ...

From Bill Garrett to Andrew Luck (G–L), here's the second installment of our 100 Greatest Athletes of Indiana all-time list.

Andrew Luck absolutely does not need the job -- some would even call it a burden -- that he has taken at his alma mater. The four-time Pro Bowler is both a Stanford and College Football Hall of Famer.

Andrew Luck, former Stanford and Indianapolis Colts quarterback, is investing in The Pro, a Palo Alto sports bar paying homage to The Old Pro. Courtesy Andrew Luck. The Pro now has a football pro ...

One year ago, Luck shocked his team, fans and the NFL by retiring. Zak Keefer 54 Is there any chance Andrew Luck ever returns to the NFL? Here's what his former Colts teammates think Zak Keefer 46 ...

Although the Rams and Lions agreed to a trade, sending Matthew Stafford to LA, there was another team with interest in the veteran QB.

The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed with linebacker Nick Bolton on a 3-year, 45-million dollar contract, as reported by NFL Network's Taylor Bisciotti. Offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley and the ...

If you know Stanford Athletics, you know Andrew Luck ’12 M.A. ’23. Down to his glasses, Luck is the embodiment of Nerd Nation, driving a culture of excellence in athletics and academics ...

Andrew Luck has come back to Stanford to try to help the Cardinal return to college football’s mountaintop. But the former quarterback left the sport once because it effectively broke him ...

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert surpasses former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck for most passing yards in first two seasons with a 13-yard completion to running back ...

That was Andrew Luck’s schema, as he called it, a way of life in the NFL that made spontaneity the enemy. Get there 15 minutes early, stay 15 minutes late, lights off by 9:52, even if it meant ...