What are the chances of Andrew Luck becoming a donk?

[BossChief]

If Ballard trades Luck to Denver, Lucks shoulder is probably perma****ed.

Lucks shoulder wouldn’t make it 8 games in Denver.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by BossChief

If Ballard trades Luck to Denver, Lucks shoulder is probably perma****ed.

Lucks shoulder wouldn’t make it 8 games in Denver.

And Manning was going to break his neck, right?

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by notorious

And Manning was going to break his neck, right?

Wade Phillips ain’t walking through that door, bud.

I’d rather see them trade a bunch of picks for the ghost of Andrew Luck with a huge guaranteed price tag than draft a QB in the first.

In this division, somebody would probably keep his right arm as a momento.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by notorious

And Manning was going to break his neck, right?

Say it with me.

Young franchise QB. Andrew Luck. Dominance and brilliance for ANOTHER goddamn 15+ seasons if you cut bait with Frankenstein.

Teams NEVER get rid of league-dominating franchise QBs just for ****ing shits. There is ALWAYS another franchise QB ALREADY ON THE ROSTER or ready to be imminently acquired. Can anybody name a single instance where a team had a great thing going at QB and then they just said, "**** it, we're done here" without bothering to ensure they have a future franchise guy as the replacement?

Like I said, Arizona traded Jake Plummer when they had nothing, and Jake Plummer wasn't exactly a franchise QB for them. Can you think of any other instance?

I mean... the Bears letting Jay Cutler walk? We have to scrape the bottom of the barrel in terms of QB talent to find such an instance.