Andrew Luck expresses satisfaction with decision to retire early from NFL
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026
Andrew Luck, the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback, reaffirmed his contentment with his early retirement from the NFL during an interview. He announced his retirement in August 2019 after seven seasons, citing ongoing injuries and rehabilitation efforts as key factors. Despite the potential for a lucrative career, Luck, now the general manager of Stanford football, stated he has no regrets about stepping away from the game. He emphasized his enjoyment of his current role at Stanford and his family life, reiterating that he feels he is exactly where he needs to be.
- •Luck retired in August 2019 after seven seasons with the Colts.
- •He cites injuries and rehabilitation as reasons for his decision.
- •Luck is now the general manager of Stanford football.
- •He emphasizes happiness in his current life and career.
- •He asserts he has 'no regrets' about retiring early.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — Andrew Luck still has no regrets about early NFL retirement: 'I’m right where I’m supposed to be'
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