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Andrew Luck Wife – Former American football quarterback, Andrew Austen Luck was born on September 12th, 1989 in Washington D.C in the United States of America.

He was born on Oliver Luck and Kathy Wilson Luck. Luck shares the same parents with his three siblings; a brother named Addison Luck and two sisters named Emily Luck and Mary Ellen Luck.

Luck was active in his church’s youth group and was raised as a Roman Catholic. He is a fan of soccer because he grew up in London. Although he has received messages from Arsenal and Tottenham fans who mistakenly thought he was one of them.

In his time at Stratford High School in Houston, Andrew passed for 7,139 yards and 53 touchdowns while also rushing for an additional 2,085 yards. In addition, Luck

shared the class valedictorian title in 2008.

Luck was rated as a four-star recruit by Rivals.com and ranked as the fourth-best pro-style quarterback in the 2008 class. In 2008, he participated in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

He was a highly sought-after high school recruit, and Jim Harbaugh, the head coach at Stanford, pursued him. He turned down offers from Northwestern, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Rice, and Virginia to attend Stanford.

Luck played for the Cardinal teams coached by Jim Harbaugh and David Shaw from 2008 to 2011 after earning a sports scholarship to attend Stanford University.

Tony Pauline of Sports Illustrated deemed Luck “the most NFL-ready of all the draft-eligible QB prospects” in September 2010, which was before his sophomore campaign. Luck was widely expected to be the top pick in the 2011 NFL Draft following a strong sophomore season, but he opted to stay for his junior season.

Luck agreed to a $22 million, four-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts on July 19, 2012. After Kerry Collins, Curtis Painter, and Dan Orlovsky, Luck

became the Colts’ fourth starting quarterback over the course of the previous two NFL seasons as a result of the agreement.

Pep Hamilton, the offensive coordinator at the time and the quarterback coach at Stanford, and Luck reconnected in 2013. On October 6, Luck faced up against fellow sophomore quarterback Russell Wilson and the Colts, defeating the Seahawks, who were unbeaten at the time, 34-28.

As part of the victory, Luck also accomplished his ninth fourth-quarter comeback of his career, causing Seattle to suffer their first regular-season loss since November 25, 2012.

In his second game against Peyton Manning to start the season, Luck threw for 370 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. The Colts attempted a comeback after falling behind 24-0 after the break but were unsuccessful, losing to the Denver Broncos 31-24.

Luck’s fifth-year option was exercised by the Colts on April 9, and he will receive a guaranteed $16.55 million from the team in 2016.

Luck became the highest-paid player in the league after the Colts revealed on June 29 that he had signed a six-year agreement worth $140 million, with $87 million guaranteed.

In his first game in 616 days, Luck started Week 1 on September 9, 2018, against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Colts defeated 34-23 despite his 319 throwing yards, two touchdowns, an interception, and a career-high 39 completions.

At the age of 29, Luck abruptly announced his retirement on August 24, 2019, two weeks before the start of the season, after seven seasons. He gave his repeated cycle of injuries and recovery as the main explanation during a press conference.