Andrew Luck Spotted Dropping Dimes During Workout With NFL Superstar — Comeback Season Loading? [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Andrew Luck retired at age 29 on August 24, 2019. He did so because an unrelenting cycle of physical injuries and constant pain drained his joy for the game. He stated that he had “fallen out of love” with football. Former Colts tight end Eric Ebron claimed that Luck retired because Chris Ballard gave him an ultimatum.
Luck said he was no longer willing to make the 100% mental and physical commitment required to play quarterback.
Luck dealt with a relentless barrage of severe injuries. His medical history included a lacerated kidney, torn abdominal muscles, a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder, and a chronic ankle/calf issue.
He stated he felt completely “stuck” in a continuous loop of injury, pain, and rehab. Since then, there have been rumors that Andrew Luck would come back. Those rumors were back this week.
Andrew Luck Sends Football World into a Frenzy with Shocking New Training Video

Retired quarterback Andrew Luck has gone viral after a shocking new video emerged of him on the field.
The viral footage demonstrates the 36-year-old quarterback effortlessly scanning a practice field back at his college alma mater, Stanford University. Subsequently, the highly celebrated Andrew Luck activates his classic throwing mechanics to launch an absolute bullet down the sideline.
The football travels perfectly through the air before landing precisely in the hands of three-time Pro Bowl tight end Zach Ertz. Additionally, the incredible arm strength displayed by the former Colts leader instantly generated widespread excitement.
The Social Media Meltdown Surrounding the New Luck Footage

Predictably, the fascinating practice video amassed massive traction across multiple sports networks. Furthermore, online commentators are expressing total amazement at the impressive level of physical conditioning the retired star possesses.
While many spectators are half-jokingly calling for an immediate NFL comeback, others are simply glad to see him happy and healthy.
“Keep the friggin camera on 12, I wanna see if he’s still got it,” one fan said.
Keep the friggin camera on 12 I wanna see if he’s still got it
— John Simons (@jsimons_says) August 5, 2026
“It still hurts,” a second fan wrote about Luck.
It still hurts pic.twitter.com/vgiDQJnSwW
— Anden (@Anden80482783) August 5, 2026
“Raiders peeking around the corner watching Andrew Luck throw,” a third fan stated.
Raiders peeking around the corner watching Andrew Luck throw… pic.twitter.com/q5j0otUgcw
— Big E (@EHMart) August 5, 2026
“Not a Colts fan, but seeing Andrew Luck retire was depressing. He was the real deal, a generational talent,” a fourth fan commented.
Not a Colts’ fan, but seeing Andrew Luck retire was depressing. He was the real deal, a generational talent.
— Somebody (@FlaJet4k) August 5, 2026
Luck finished his NFL career with 23,671 passing yards, 171 passing touchdowns, 83 interceptions, and an 89.5 passer rating over six active seasons.
