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“36 Going on 70” – Andrew Luck Looks Totally Unrecognizable in Rare Appearance at NBA Game—Fans Sent into a Frenzy [PHOTO]

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This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Andrew Luck Looks Totally Unrecognizable In Rare Appearance at NBA Game
Andrew Luck Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has led a very different life since retiring from the NFL in 2019. The No. 1 overall pick from the 2012 NFL draft took a lot of punishment during his career, which forced him to call it a day seven years ago.

He became the general manager of the Stanford Cardinals football team, where he has found a way to stay close to the game. Luck was mentioned as a long-shot candidate to join the Colts after Daniel Jones suffered a season-ending injury, but he made it clear he wouldn’t return to the field. Indianapolis signed 44-year-old Philip Rivers instead.

Luck made the rounds on social media this week, with nothing remotely linked to the gridiron. The four-time Pro Bowler attended an NBA game between the Sacramento Kings and the Toronto Raptors. The Kings on NBC’s X account shared a photo of Luck sitting courtside, which sparked plenty of comments.

NFL Fans Can’t Believe Andrew Luck’s New Look

Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck jogs into the crowd Friday, April 12, 2024, during the Chuckstrong Tailgate Gala at the Colts Practice Facility in Indianapolis.

Andrew Luck’s new look drew a lot of fan comments. Nobody hired their surprise after seeing the retired quarterback’s aging. Some even blamed the Colts’ offensive line he played under for this.

“Andrew Luck is 36 going on 70,” one fan said.

“Looks like a tech bro lol,” another fan said.

“Damn football aged him so bad,” another fan said.

“Colts O-Line will do that to you,” another fan wrote.

“I mean running for your life behind some of those Colts OLs would age a person about 20 years by default,” another fan added.

“Damn bro looks mad old,” another fan said.

Andrew Luck retired from the NFL one month before he turned 30. His body took a lot of beating during his tenure in Lucas Oil Stadium. Luck went 53-33, completing 60.8% of his passes for 23,671 yards and 171 touchdowns with 83 interceptions.

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