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Andrew Luck retiring from NFL


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22 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

 I guess Golden Boy Born With Silver Spoon In Mouth wasn’t Smarter-Tougher-Better after all.

Sho’ is a lotta good ol’ boys who are Loyal Defenders of The Golden Boys Born With Silver Spoons In Mouths.

Damn white... ummmmmm... right there are.

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23 hours ago, YoungPanthers89 said:

He'll be back

I think he will as well. Part of me believes he's tired of dicking around with the Colts and Jim Irsay. Not to demean any addicts here, but Irsay seems to be a guy who is always high on something. 

Wouldn't be surprised to see him back next spring. Only reason the Colts not recouping $16.5 million makes sense.

Perhaps he retired to get treatment otherwise banned by the NFL such as a steroid or HGH for his Achilles injury (not a calf strain, come on guys, this isn't Madden 97 where literally every injury was a calf strain). Him retiring would mean he's not subject to drug testing and he could get the treatment he otherwise may not be allowed to have. Colts allow him to keep his paid salary in acknowledging he will be back at some point this season or next spring. 

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2 hours ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

I think that's just a human emotion when you see somebody with such insane talent either not using it or quitting.  I bet being in such elite company gets lonely and it becomes frustrating how few people there are in the entire world who truly understand how you feel.  Like the guy in your avatar started one of the most successful, influential bands of all time and is lauded as a genius but he still had his reasons for quitting Pink Floyd.

niiiice  pink floyd reference i can dig that

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3 hours ago, SmittysLawnGuy said:

He doesn't owe anyone anything? Bullshizz! Stand up and be a man. Dude should probably move from there soon. Not everyone thinks OJ and Casey Anthony are not guilty but I'm assuming you believe justice was served. Sorry, I'm angry at that azzhat and weary of people that say, you go boy!

that 70s show lol GIF by IFC

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13 hours ago, joemac said:

If I just up and quit on my team at my job out of the blue, 2 weeks before a gigantic project was due, where I was the central figure, I think people would be salty with me there too...

Word is the Colts knew this spring----

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14 hours ago, joemac said:

If I just up and quit on my team at my job out of the blue, 2 weeks before a gigantic project was due, where I was the central figure, I think people would be salty with me there too...

if that project was just a game and staying meant risking your health they’ll get over it

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