Andrew Luck recalls hardest hits during NFL and college career
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Last updated Aug 28, 2026

In a recent episode of The McShay Show, Andrew Luck recounted some of the hardest hits he experienced during his football career. He referred to a particularly fierce tackle from Casey Mathews while at Stanford and a memorable play by Nick Perry in his NFL rookie season with the Colts. Luck, who retired at 29 due to injury struggles, spoke candidly about the physical toll of playing football and his continued passion for the game. His reflections come as the NFL draws attention for player safety and the impact of concussions.
- •Luck shared memories of severe hits during his time with the Colts and Stanford.
- •He described a tackle from Nick Perry as a significant moment in his rookie year.
- •Luck retired at 29 after facing multiple injuries throughout his career.
- •His comments come amid a renewed focus on player safety in the NFL.
- •Luck's stats include 23,671 passing yards and 171 touchdowns in 86 games.
- 8:20 AMYahoo Sports — Andrew Luck on the hardest hit he took: 'Do I still have all my teeth?'
"Andrew Luck talked about the hardest hits he took with Colts, Stanford: 'Do I still have all my teeth?'
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