If the #Colts keep failing Andrew Luck, will he stay in Indy? Doyel: https://t.co/rf45VW0Ouv pic.twitter.com/ipoZcM0YCa
— IndyStar (@indystar) November 12, 2015
So far, though, Luck has had nothing but snake eyes looking at him all season. He’s started seven games, and the Colts have lost five of them. When Luck finally delivered a win over the Denver Broncos, he ended up suffering a kidney laceration that will keep him out several more weeks. When his backup, Matt Hasselbeck, has started games, the Colts have done nothing but win. Luck’s pattern in losses has been to turn the ball over at exactly the wrong time.
In addition to the injuries, Luck has played extremely poorly. His passer rating as a starter is a league-low 71.6 (for starters). He leads the league in interceptions with a dozen. Hasselbeck is sympathetic; he told ESPN.com, “The only thing I can say is he’s trying really hard. He might be trying too hard.”
We’ve never seen Luck looking like he has to try at all. As a rookie coming in from Stanford, he led the Colts to 11 wins three years in a row, going to the wild card, then the divisional round, then the conference championship. His fourth season, though, has not gone according to plan. Not at all.

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