"We've all moved on.""I'm a smart ass.
... McAfee quickly deleted the tweet and sent out a few follow-up messages. Andrew Luck (@CaptAndrewLuck) August 25, 2019 If this also is the end for @CaptAndrewLuck, which started in December 2015, Twitter just became a less humorous place.
He’s only 30 years old and players have come out of retirement before.The Indianapolis Colts first post-Andrew Luck retirement season was not a great one. I always have been. The AFC South franchise went 7-9, missing the playoffs.It’s unclear where Indianapolis will head with the quarterback position moving forward. He looked damn good though Some have speculated that the Colts could be a landing spot for Tom Brady. Andrew Luck isn't always as fortunate as his surname suggests. In the first, he complimented Luck's physique. So stay tuned…Or, maybe, Andrew Luck will decide to come out of retirement…What's trending in the sports world today.Colts Nation- The Horseshoe is good Luck… between 2006-2012/6 short years… 2 Home AFC Championship wins and hosting a L.O.S. Oh boy.. Half naked Andrew in the back of that last one.. Super Bowl..as Dylan says”We can’t help it..if we’re Lucky”…and the beat goes on- Temptations✌🏼Colts fans are thinking it could be a possibility following their owner’s latest tweet.
"If you wanna go to me stealing credit cards 23 years ago, you're gonna have to deal with the fact that those questions have been asked, that has been answered," Gottlieb said. — Capt.
Andrew Luck's shocking retirement announcement Saturday shook the Twittersphere, and prompted a flurry of reactions across the board, including a … "And, if I can't find something funny with the things in life, then you know what, strike me down because I like to make fun of things in life."Gottlieb's then proceeded to go off about the new millennial generation with some sarcasm and generalizations, and even brought Peyton Manning into it. "And, the new generation, maybe they're smarter, maybe they don't care as much about the ultimate success, maybe they just get that it's a short-term profession — get a lot of money and get out."Gottlieb's reply came after likening Luck's retirement to the "most millennial thing ever" in his viral tweet.
The AFC South franchise went 7-9, missing the playoffs. Doug Gottlieb responded to his viral hot take tweet on Andrew Luck's retirement, standing by his words, which he called sarcasm, and offering a long rant on millennials as part of his response.
I always will be," Gottlieb said on his show. Still, it’s not inconceivable to think that Luck will want to return to football at some point. Indianapolis owner Jim Irsay shared a cryptic “Luck” message on Twitter late on Saturday evening. The Indianapolis Colts first post-Andrew Luck retirement season was not a great one. Others think Indianapolis should draft a quarterback.Andrew Holleran is the managing editor at The Spun.Irsay clearly isn’t interested in quieting any of the speculation with tweets like that, either.
In the second, he hoped for his forgiveness.