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

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 former Indianapolis Colts quarterback discusses his pangs of guilt about retiring from football, and what he is doing now ...

Six years later, Luck spoke to The Athletic about his decision, and he summed up his retirement choice in five simple words: ...

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

They started the game strong, driving 70 yards for a field goal, and then went up 10-0 on Hawaii’s first offensive play. Defensive tackle Clay Patterson sacked Hawaii quarterback Micah Alejado in the ...

Luck, a Stanford legend, returns to the place he once called home in order to turn Stanford back into a national powerhouse.

Andrew Luck talks about how the constant cycle of "injury-pain-rehab" has "taken [his] joy of the game away." Injuries have derailed what was a promising start to Luck's NFL career.

When it came to putting references down, three people came to mind. One of them was his close personal friend and former New ...