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Andrew Luck Introduction
Andrew Luck is an American Footballer and occasional actor. He is a famous former Quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts.
Andrew Luck is infamous for his looks and game. He is also best known for his Nike commercial and guest appearance in the famous sitcom “Parks and Recreation”.
Currently, Andrew Luck has retired from Professional football and is leading a simple and silent life with his family.
Andrew Luck Net Worth & Salary
Andrew Luck’s Net worth is $40 million.
Andrew Luck professionally played with Indianapolis Colts from 2011 to 2018. According to sources, Andrew Luck gets paid $9 million per season.
Apart from football, Andrew Luck’s passive income sources include his brand Endorsements, Appearances in Shows and Movies, and occasional meet and Greet with fans.
Andrew Luck Age, Early Life & Biography
Andrew Luck’s age is 33 years old. He was born on 12th September 1989.
Andrew Luck is a Roman Catholic and was born in Washington DC, USA. He is the son of Oliver Luck and Kathy Wilson.
Andrew’s father was also a Football Quarterback. Oliver Luck played for Houston Oilers.
Andrew Luck’s childhood was a fun one as he spent most of his time in Frankfurt and London. He is an alumnus of Frankfurt International School.
Later, Andrew attended Startford Highschool. After graduating Highschool, he got selected into Stanford University and began his football journey as a footballer.
He was one of the finest and most prolific footballers of his batch.
| Name: | Andrew Luck |
| Gender: | Male |
| Age: | 33 years old |
| Birth Date: | 12th September 1989 |
| Birth Place: | Washington DC, USA |
| Nationality: | American |
| Height: | 1.93 m |
| Sexual Orientation: | Straight |
| Marital Status: | Married |
| Wife/Spouse (Name): | Nicole Pechanec |
| Children/Kids (Son and Daughter): | 1 |
| Dating/Girlfriend (Name): | N/A |
| Profession: | Footballer |
| Yearly Income: | $500,000 |
| Net Worth | $40 million |
| Content Last Updated: | December 2022 |
Andrew Luck Personal Life
Andrew Luck is known for his infamously private and confidential life.
In 2019, Andrew Luck tied the knot to Nicole Pechanec. Later that year, they announced the arrival of their first child, a daughter.
After retirement from football, Andrew and his family are leading a simple yet content life in Indianapolis.
In 2020, Andrew announced that he’d be returning to Stanford University to complete his master’s degree in Education.
Andrew Luck Career
Andrew Luck’s career decision was highly influenced by his father. His father, Oliver Luck was also a Football Quarterback for the Houston Oilers team.
Andrew Luck considered his father his idol and hero growing up. He was fascinated and blinded by the game and fame of Football.
After getting his admission to Stanford, Andrew wasted no time in joining the football team. He was a well-known and prolific footballer from 2008-2011.
He was considered to be a part of the National Football League in 2011 but he stayed back to complete his graduation.
After graduating college, he officially joined the NFL and Indianapolis Colts in 2012.
Andrew Luck played his first season in 2012. He was paid a whopping sum of $22 million for his first season.
His first season was filled up with wins and losses. Andrew Luck became a well-known Footballer in his rookie season in the professional game.
Andrew helped Indianapolis Colts to win 11 games in its 2012 season.
For his next season in 2013, Andrew had a reunion with his Stanford Coach. By the next season, his game had vastly developed.
Andrew Luck scored the maximum touchdown and helped in increasing the Indianapolis Colts’ points in the Score Table.
By the end of the 2013 season, Andrew Luck became an established and well-known name for Indianapolis Colts.
Andrew Luck’s next season was the 2014 season of the NFL. He opened his game against Denver Broncos.
By the end of 6th week, Andrew Luck scored 17 touchdowns which turned out to be his career high.
By the end of the season, he broke the legendary Peyton Manning’s record and was considered to become the star player of the next season.
Andrew Luck returned to Indianapolis Colts in 2015. This time he was paid a sum of $16.5 million for his 3rd year with the Indianapolis Colts.
Unfortunately, Andrew injured his shoulder mid-game. He had to sit out of the games on weeks 4 and 5 due to his shoulder injury.
After his shoulder healed, he joined the team for the remaining games. For the second part of the season, it was announced that Andrew Luck will not be playing due to his Kidney disease.
Andrew was expected to get operated on soon and join the Colts for the remaining games but the operation and recovery took way more time than expected making Andrew unable to join his teammates for the game.
Due to the absence of Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts failed to make it to the finals and were eliminated in the Semi Finale.
In 2016, Andrew Luck returned to Indianapolis Colts with a renewed contract of $140 million. He became the highest-paid footballer in the league.
For his next season, Andrew’s game was highly anticipated but he had to sit out due to his requiring shoulder injury.
The 2018 season was the last season of his professional football career. He returned to Indianapolis Colts but decided to retire from playing professional football due to his health issues.
Andrew Luck announced his retirement in 2019.
Andrew Luck Awards & Achievements
Andrew Luck was honored with the “Pac-12 offensive player of the year” in 2010 and 2011.
He was also honored with “Football Academic All-America of the Year” in 2011.
He was also awarded the “Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award” in 2011.
Andrew Luck was also accoladed with “Pro Bowl” in the year 2012, 13, 14, and 18.
Andrew Luck Major Investments and Assets
Not much information is available regarding Andrew Luck’s assets.
Andrew Luck Must Watch Latest Video and Trending Photographs
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Andrew Luck Instagram Handle
Andrew Luck doesn’t have an Instagram account.
Andrew Luck Twitter Handle
Andrew Luck is not on Twitter.
