What if??

Andrew Luck is a 4th year junior. While everyone assumes he will make himself eligible for the draft (he will complete his degree this year) what if he decides not to? What if Luck decides he doesn't want to play for the Colts, and sticks with Stanford for his last year of eligibilty? I haven't heard anyone say this was even a possibility, just thought it should be mentioned.

Andrew Luck could stay at Stanford.

6 months ago twinsvikesfan 3 comments 0 recs |

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Perhaps...

… this should have been a FanPost?

If Luck is already the defacto #1 QB, then I can’t imagine any scenario where he doesn’t enter the draft. Too much at stake.

by Vrooman on Nov 12, 2011 5:43 PM CST reply actions

Perhaps, I’m new, not quite sure how it works. In regards to being the number one pick, if you recall last year, he was the consensus #1, and he chose to stay in college. According to a USA Today article, he stated “Being the number one pick didn’t mean as much to me, I guess, as my feeling that I wanted to come back and finish school.” That being said, he does go on to say later he would love to be the number one pick. He is also supposed to finish his degree in the spring.

by twinsvikesfan on Nov 12, 2011 8:54 PM CST reply actions

Spoken with a craw full of frustration...

Andrew Luck has actually said that he may stay for one more year…and if he is available either year when the Vikings pick comes up then he has to be taken. But tonight’s game shows that a QB is not the Viking’s biggest need right now.

We need D Backs, Wide Receivers, and Offensive Linemen. Andrew Luck. Oh yeah…we need a place to play next year. And a new Offensive Coordinator. And when speaking of Bill Musgrave, the Offensive part of his title is an adjective, not a noun.

by AceBunnee on Nov 14, 2011 10:47 PM CST reply actions