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sport news Ex-colts quarterback Andrew Luck admits to having regrets over the timing of ... trends now
Andrew Luck admits to having regrets over the timing of his 2018 retirement after leading the Colts to the playoffs and winning NL Comeback Player of the Year Luck made the confession to a kid while visiting a school in Colorado in August The 33-year-old called it a day in 2019 after a Colts preseason game at age 29 Colts fans booed the 2012 No. 1 pick in his last appearance at Lucas Oil Stadium Luck claims foot, ankle and shoulder injuries had taken a toll on his mental health Click here for all your latest international Sports news from DailyMail.com
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Ex-Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has admitted that he regrets the timing of his abrupt retirement from America's most popular sport in 2019 after seven seasons in the NFL.
The No. 1 overall pick of the 2012 draft, 33, told ESPN that he recalled being asked what his biggest regret was during his time at the highest level of American football by a school
