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It is a setback and he is probably feeling really bad. He is very careful in picking his words and being a Stanford grad, he will not approach the microphone until he has all the data about his shoulder's progress to confidently project his future. There is no doubt in my mind that if he is not happy with the surgery he will have it again. Right now, he needs rest (conjecture on my part:because inflammation may have generated soreness and pain) before new assessments can be made. I really feel for this young man. 

 

When Peyton came on board, they made sure he had a solid OL. They had an OC and OL coach like Moore and Mudd, and Arians for a QB coach. None of that was made available for Luck. I think the Manning family made sure that Peyton was being solidly protected. Going forward, I think Luck will demand the same.

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9 minutes ago, AustexColt said:

It is a setback and he is probably feeling really bad. He is very careful in picking his words and being a Stanford grad, he will not approach the microphone until he has all the data about his shoulder's progress to confidently project his future. There is no doubt in my mind that if he is not happy with the surgery he will have it again. Right now, he needs rest (conjecture on my part:because inflammation may have generated soreness and pain) before new assessments can be made. I really feel for this young man. 

 

When Peyton came on board, they made sure he had a solid OL. They had an OC and OL coach like Moore and Mudd, and Arians for a QB coach. None of that was made available for Luck. I think the Manning family made sure that Peyton was being solidly protected. Going forward, I think Luck will demand the same.

Just to be clear Andrew Luck had Bruce Arians (ARI HC now) on the staff in 2012, Clyde Christianson (Mia OC now), Harold Goodwin (ARI OC now) so lets not act like that 2012 staff wasn't a quality staff. Luck has just as much to do with where he is as anyone with the style he chooses to play. Everyone wants to protect him but he has had good coaching and some that Arians and Christianson that worked with Peyton...so let's not act like he hasn't had proper support from the coaching staff. The OL has not been great...but Luck is not without his own faults...and all he should demand is a chance to earn his contract.

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33 minutes ago, AustexColt said:

It is a setback and he is probably feeling really bad. He is very careful in picking his words and being a Stanford grad, he will not approach the microphone until he has all the data about his shoulder's progress to confidently project his future. There is no doubt in my mind that if he is not happy with the surgery he will have it again. Right now, he needs rest (conjecture on my part:because inflammation may have generated soreness and pain) before new assessments can be made. I really feel for this young man. 

 

When Peyton came on board, they made sure he had a solid OL. They had an OC and OL coach like Moore and Mudd, and Arians for a QB coach. None of that was made available for Luck. I think the Manning family made sure that Peyton was being solidly protected. Going forward, I think Luck will demand the same.

Andrew? If this is you leave a sad emoji so we can get you help!

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2 hours ago, IndyD4U said:

How do you know he's not ready to talk?

 

And how do you know he will?

 

What are the winning lottery ticket #'s?

Ballard said that A: Luck is not ready to speak just yet. And B: that he will speak when he's ready. And C: that it will for sure happen at the end of the season(pretty sure there's a media clause in the contract)

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