A silent hell': The night Andrew Luck broke down,

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

https://archive.ph/0w8KO?mibextid=Zxz2cZ
It is a very long read, even longer than Jaff's usual posts.

Thanks!!! Really appreciate it! Pretty long read but a pretty good one. I wish the article would have gone into more details on his foot and ankle injuries, but it seems like as Dayo points out then injuries really weren't the big issue.

[ZionsvilleColtsFan]

Thanks for posting this!

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

https://archive.ph/0w8KO?mibextid=Zxz2cZ


It is a very long read, even longer than Jaff's usual posts.

o


This is one of those posts/finds in which the board should thank universally.

o

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by ZionsvilleColtsFan

The original ESPN article came out this week behind a pay site and the author/writer was on 107.5 radio. Luck was mentally and physically spent. One of my alltime favorite Colts(including Unitas). Writer mentioned Andrew likes to fish in his waders in Eagle Creek and tips well at the coffee shop. What I think is amazing is that Luck & family stayed here in Indy after his career was over.

Someone said he went back to California now to continue his schooling at Stanford?

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by ZionsvilleColtsFan

The original ESPN article came out this week behind a pay site and the author/writer was on 107.5 radio. Luck was mentally and physically spent. One of my alltime favorite Colts(including Unitas). Writer mentioned Andrew likes to fish in his waders in Eagle Creek and tips well at the coffee shop. What I think is amazing is that Luck & family stayed here in Indy after his career was over.

Indy and Indiana is a great place to live. Ive lived on both coasts and length of the Rockies from boarder to boarder, and I’m blessed to find our home in the Hoosier state.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by JAFF

Indy and Indiana is a great place to live. Ive lived on both coasts and length of the Rockies from boarder to boarder, and I’m blessed to find our home in the Hoosier state.

Everywhere has pros and cons