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I know a lot of us dislike A.luck...


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Three years ago I wanted Luck, but I knew Cam would fit better on the Panthers, so I am happy. Hopefully Cam will be a part of two rivalries in the next 10 years. Newton/Wilson and Newton/Luck.

Don't hope always know

 

Personally I think the Newton and Wilson could turn into the hype fest of century for 10-15 years

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Andrew Luck is truly lucky. Only Andy Reid would be dumb enough to have a 38-17 lead and continue to pass the ball on first and second down. SMH. 

 

But....that being said, even if the opposing team has a moron for a coach..you have to take what they give you and Andrew luck did his thing. 

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Because he may or may not of stayed at school to avoid coming to Carolina because the lucks and the Richardson's don't like each other but and I admit I was one of those guys but the guy balled hard today and I gotta give him his props. Plus its good to see that douchcanoe Alex smith lose because of the poo he said about cam and the panthers.

 

 

While had some good plays done the stretch.  When KC had they're second string running back, 1st team Def they were balling out.  Luck did just enough to get by a beat up KC team, he had what 3 or 4 ints.  Just not a fan of him because of how much the talking heads are all about him.  KEEP POUNDING!

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I was truly amazed watching Andrew Luck motivate his team back from a 28 point deficit at half. Even after throwing 3 interceptions (mostly his fault)

he was rallying his guys and shouting encouragement to both offense and defense. I wish Cam would would take a lesson from Andrew and not sit with a towel over his head sitting by himself when he is having a bad game. The sign of a true leader is to encourage your team ESPECIALLY when things are not going your way.

Shut up. Die. Go engage in self-fornication. Never come back. I hate you.

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Luck said from day 1 that he wanted to get his degree and that is what he did. It had nothing to do with not wanting to come here. For all he knew, he could have ended going to somewhere even worse than here (Cleveland, Oakland, etc) had he stayed an extra year. 

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Andrew Luck was viewed as The Chosen One from the moment he was selected with the first pick of the 2012 NFL Draft. Saturday provided the best example yet why all the hype is completely justified.

Culled from: " Luck grows legend".

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000309158/article/andrew-luck-grows-legend-with-epic-colts-comeback

 

 

 

As I said, I almost feel bad for Luck's cock. Gonna be sore for a while.

 

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I don't dislike Luck. He's an exciting young QB. However, there are 3 specific things about him that bother me:

1) The first and most obvious thing (not his fault) is the way he was anointed as one of the greats before taking his first pro snap.

2) I hate his voice when he calls out cadence at the LOS. It sounds like the death throes of a large, wild animal. If I had to listen to that for 16 games each year, ear plugs would be a necessary purchase.

3) I find it pompous as hell that he and his family either required or allowed Stanford to name the OC position the "Andrew Luck Offensive Coordinator" after they made a donation to the school. It's not like he invented offense, he's just a good QB like a number of his peers.

Other than these things, I like him just fine.

Other than his neck beard of course.

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