I have trouble blaming a guy that looks in the mirror Monday morning, sees a dude that's not even 30 yet, has a Stanford degree, and like 100 million in the bank; then looks down and sees he's pissing blood and thinks "I don't really want to go to work today, or ever again"
To add on to that, his marriage was starting to get a little bit rocky. The injuries and the constant development that’s required to become an elite level quarterback caused friction with Andrew’s wife Nicole. Ultimately, Andrew picked his marriage over his NFL career. I think that’s admirable. Other people may not see it that way but that’s fine.
@@bodhimorlan6321 fr, Wentz has been amazing this season, but imagine if they had Luck with JT and their current offensive line. That's an easy super bowl contender.
Who also played on a shitty team for a coach notorious for not caring about player's health and didn't want him. Both qbs would've fared better if not for the ineptitude of Ryan Pace and Bruce Allen. Rg3 needed a new Orleans style offense and a muzzle for all those inspiring quotes and Luck shouldve gone to a team with an offense that used a lot of shotgun bc his vision was insane but he still threw high
Ryan Grigson is probably one of if not the worst gm in history. He only hit in his picks of Luck and TY and whiffed on all the other ones. In addition to trading a first rounder for Trent Richardson and whiffing on almost every free agent signing he had.
@d patra Yeah. It was a deal with the browns that no one truly won. The browns used that pick and additional draft capital to trade up for Johnny Manziel.
He was had it. It was part of a sacrifice he had to make for his fame. You really think he is the only one back then to get hiv and gain weight and never get sick? They didn't have the meds they do now to keep you alive and healthy like that.
Andrew Luck is my QB on personality alone. I respect his decision to walk away and wish him a long, beautiful and fulfilling life. Thanks for the memories.
3:23 Literally what Flacco did that entire postseason, ESPECIALLY in Denver: "lemme throw up this 50/50 ball to Boldin and pray he either comes down with it or draws a PI!" Thank you for pointing this out; somebody finally said it.
As a Ravens fan, it's really infuriating when people try to bring up that postseason as like, proof that Flacco was an elite QB when it was pretty much always his receivers doing the hard work, especially Anquan Boldin. . . . though for total accuracy, I do need to point out that it was Torrey Smith who was king of DPI. :)
@@USALeonHeart As a Steeler fan it really sucked watching you guys win the SB but I knew it'd be good for us long term because I knew you guys would sign him to a huge contract and overvalue his worth. So that was good Lol, but now you guys have Lamar, so....👀
This man legit has a degree that can keep him at an income to be well off for the rest of his life and his family as well. He had a back up plan when going in. The man did what he had to do
When Luck was drafted there was so much hoopla. He had to do so many interviews. In several it was easy to see he was upset by certain things: like the way the owner treated Peyton Manning, who put the team on the map, and, literally broke his neck for the team. One interview was at a sports bar full of Colts memorabilia (and Manning pics). The fans were all over Luck said something like it will be hard to replace Peyton and the fans were like ahh forget him. You could see in Lucks eyes this was distressing for him.He learned straight out the gate he was just a piece of meat to the team and the fans. They made it easy to do what he did. You compared him to Mahomes; what if Luck was drafted by Andy Reid? Whole different story.
The fans never forgot what manning did for the colts that bs, Maybe some but Indianapolis was upset over getting rid of manning over luck the analysis were the ones saying that no one still I 100% agree Jim irsay made the wrong decision
as a colts fan it was pretty depressing to see him retire, but he's the reason i'm a huge fan and i could never thank him enough, what he did for my life is indescribable, all i hope is that he's happy and healthy, i also hope he inspires more athletes to choose their health over their profession, will always love andrew
As a Colts fan I literally refused to watch this for days lol. I miss him as our QB so much. Wish we would've kept Arians and got rid of Grigson and Pagano stupid asses. They ruined a H.O.F career no other way to say it.
Great video, Barry. As a Colts fan I completely agree, he was both great and disappointing, but I absolutely loved him as our QB. He really carried the Colts throughout the Grigson - Pagano era, but I’m not sure anyone could have overcome their ineptitude... except Tom Brady’s luck and will to win of course
2012 draft is tragic. Andrew Luck's early retirement, RG3's electric rookie year ending in irreparable catastrophe, Russell Wilson currently playing himself out of the HOF, and Brandon Weeden. Luck deserved better and the Colts had noone else to blame but themselves. I wish this would have been a lesson to other franchises to invest heavily in protecting your young star QB as early as possible however, Burrow's and Tua's careers may have already been shortened at this point. Bad teams gonna shoot themselves in the foot forever it seems.
It’s sad how his career ended. I love that dude. He is so pure, so kind, so funny, so nice. A great guy. If he had a better team around him…I really think he would’ve won some Super Bowls and MVPs and made it into the HoF. But I feel like his cultural impact should get him a Golden Jacket and a shrine in Canton. We will never see a guy as nice and honorable as Luck ever again. He made the entire nation fall in love with him. Guy is a legend to me. Really hope he becomes an announcer one day.
When it came to the playoffs, that man was a beast. Got a couple post season W’s under his belt in his career. I’m glad I got to watch Andrew Luck during his whole career. He was a treat to watch.
I love that you say Andrew luck was too normal and well adjusted. People made him out to be this weirdo when in reality he was just a normal nice guy which felt unusual in the nfl
I loved the video right up until the end where you said he quit. He has a family and a life and he was completely justified in his decision to leave. Saying he quit makes it seem like it was a cowardly move
Look at the Colts draft picks the next three years after selecting Andrew Luck: 2013: Bjorn Werner, Hugo Thornton, Khaled Holmes, Montori Hughes, John Boyett, Kerwynn Williams, Justice Cunningham (FYI, could have picked 5 time pro bowl center Travis Frederick instead of Werner) 2014: Jack Mewhort, Donte Moncrief, Jonathan Newsome, Andrew Jackson (how is drafting a former president that's been dead for 175 years smart? - sorry, couldn't help it), Ulrick John (FYI, they traded their first found pick in this draft for Trent Richardson - really - and if they kept that pick could have selected 3 time pro bowl tackle Joel Bitonio) 2015: Phillip Dorsett, D'Joun Smith, Henry Anderson, Clayton Geathers, David Parry, John Robinson, Amarlo Herrera, Denzelle Good What's incredible about all these picks is that only one player (Geathers) lasted more than 4 season on the Colts and there were zero pro bowlers. I mentioned offensive lineman the Colts could have selected (a gigantic weakness for the Colts Luck's first couple years in the league), but here's who else the Colts could have selected (within 5 picks after their selection): Xavier Rhodes, DeAndre Hopkins, Jarvis Landry, Trai Turner, Landon Collins, and Tyler Lockett. The Colts drafted one of the most highly touted quarterback prospects ever and then proceeded to light three consecutive drafts on fire. In Barry's Drew Brees video, he talks about how incredible the Saints 2006 draft was the year they signed Brees. This is huge for any quarterback. It's a team sport and for most of Andrew Luck's career, the Colts strategy was "Bail us out, Andrew Luck." Great video.
This is some great analysis right here. Luck was constantly getting obliterated whenever he dropped back for a pass. That Trent Richardson trade is an absolute headscratcher to this day.
I feel like Patrick Mahomes is a juiced up Andrew Luck skill-set wise. They are both not fast, but smart runners. Both have super talented arms. Both are very smart, and prone to stupid interceptions.
I don't know what people are talking about. He most definitely was on his way. I'm pretty sure he has the most yards and most tds out of any player in nfl history in 86 games. (he only played 86 games). Plus took teams without an oline, trash a defense, below average run game and average receiving core to the afc championship and playoffs constantly. Also had the largest comeback in playoff history at one point.
From what I understand, there was an ultimatum by his now wife, “either fix your attitude, or I’m gone”. The attitude was caused by the injuries, pain, and status as a franchise QB. He chose his family over glory.
@@bobbybetwirlin8442 Brady can’t throw long. He is/was an immobile short-range passer. In a roundabout way, you’re right. The fact that Edelman could catch Brady’s dogshit passes gives him a chance at the HOF
I put the blame squarely at the owner and management of the Indianapolis Colts for ruining Andrew Luck. They knew damn well he needed help at the o-line and more wide receivers. Teams have this awful mentality that a great QB will fix all the teams problems when the team is being held up by bublegum and denile.
Imagine if Indi never fired Jim Caldwell, I'm positive they could have gone to the super bowl again if they kept him playing with Luck. It's a damn shame the new coach was worse and held back Luck from living up to Peyton Mannings legacy.
I doubt Caldwell would have fared much better with Luck than he did in Detroit. Caldwell inherited a Colts team in 2009 that was already a Super Bowl contender and Manning was in his prime. Caldwell's success in Indy was largely because of Manning. Once he went down, the Colts were a legit 2-14 team, not one that was tanking. Caldwell went on to Detroit and inherited another team built to win and they went 0-2 in the playoffs. Caldwell's best coaching is working individually with QB's. He turned Flacco into a Super Bowl winner as Baltimore's quarterbacks coach. But he's just not a head coach and he wouldn't have taken a demotion in Indianapolis. Indy made the right decision to move on from him.
@@duff007 Dan Orlovsky was involved in 2011 for the Colts, and considering he was largely unsuccessful in Detroit it's a miracle Caldwell got at least 2 wins with a QB like him.
That would be a good video Matt Ryan is single handily the most underrated and overrated QB at any given time, I personally think hes one of the greatest QB's ever.
BTW. Edelman is the Football equivalent of Justin Williams. An above average player who is incredibly clutch when it matters. It doesn’t help that he plays in a Belichick offense which puts focus on short passes. Fringe HOF’er.
Don’t forget about him! He’s been pumping em out ever since but these older ones he’s super passionate about and it shows, I wish he’d re-release them with higher production
I'm gonna open myself up for mockery. With proper support, Luck could've been better than Brady and Peyton. He was simply that much better of an arm. The only person I've seen more comfortable throwing the ball deep is maybe prime Aaron Rodgers. I'm a casual football watcher, but looking at the throws he was making back at Stanford, Luck was one of those players you could tell was HOF caliber just from watching film. Also Lamar Jackson is overrated, once his legs are shot, his career is over. An arm like Luck's could've played well into his 40s if his coaches and o-line didn't try to give him brain damage every play.
Imagine now if luck was still playing with Johnathan Taylor in the backfield and with the o line that Indy has now he would of definitely won them a championship
John Riggins summed it up years ago when he talked about his days on the Jets and getting a bonus for having 900 rushing yards and the owner told him it would have been more had he gotten 1000 yards. "That was the moment I realized the NFL is a business and nothing more."
I used to talk hella shit bout him calling andrew unluck but he was one tough son of gun and definitely didn't deserve to get bood when he left the game
It really stinks that his career was plagued with injuries and that his offensive line was garbage until frank reich became coach. The season after he quit the colts had one of the best O lines in the league but throughout his career they could not protect him.
Grigson and Pagano couldn't put aside their differences to get Luck adequate blocking and scheme to keep him protected. Irsay was complicit by glossing over Luck's overall health. I don't blame Andrew one bit for retiring.
The Colts ruined Luck. I totally called it in 2012. He would have had a hall of fame career if the Broncos had traded Tebow before the start of 2011 and tanked that season for Luck.
This is coming from a jags fan. It is an absolute shame he retired (although understandably). The NFL would’ve been a much better league if he was in a position to continue playing
That would be a very interesting what if because if that happens then Cam falls to 2 where Denver most likely takes him seeing as they didnt have Manning yet and Tebow sucked. It would have shook up that whole 2011 draft which was stacked as hell just look at the names. So what would have happened to Manning where would he have ended up?
@@Briggie A couple teams pop out to me at that Point the Chiefs being the obvious choice in 2010 they where on top of their division but held back by Cassel. Problem would have been the Chiefs coach at the time was Todd Haley rofl and he was soon fired and replaced with Romeo Crennel double ROFL.
@@Briggie The dream team though IMO would have been the Eagles for Luck, Reed was still coaching and they had a hell of a team. Yeah they had Vick and he was good for a season and a half but Luck on that Eagles team would have been magic.
I honestly don't want to watch this just because I know you're going to talk about that 28 point comeback win over my Chiefs. That game still gives me nightmares 😔
I had the pleasure of being there man I've never experienced such an atmosphere that insane. I've also never experienced such a horrible hopeless energy that lasted the whole first 3 quarters of the game while y'all were whooping us lol
With what the colts roster is now with Jonathan Taylor and Darius Leonard I have no doubt that Andrew luck would’ve won a Super Bowl with them. However if luck stayed who knows what the colts roster would look like. I do think Andrew luck could’ve carved out a career similar to Russell Wilson, where he’s a consistent top 10 QB in the league
Luck was a good QB but i never thought he was great watching him. I think the qb carrosal theyve had since has made people think he was better than he was.
Lmao this video could be summed up with one thought. If you're gonna release Peyton Manning and tank an entire season to draft a once in a lifetime QB, fucking protect him you fucking buffoons. That simple.
They kicked Peyton Manning out the door for Luck. Manning would go to two Super Bowls, win one, team finished with double digit wins every year and he got 3 pro bowls and an MVP. Not saying Peyton would’ve accomplished the same had Indy kept him but looks like Indy lost that trade off.
Is Brady overrated? Maybe but this guy holds everything against him even stuff that he doesn't hold against other qbs... like when the defense gets an interception and the offense turns it into a td... why would you hold that against Brady?
I have trouble blaming a guy that looks in the mirror Monday morning, sees a dude that's not even 30 yet, has a Stanford degree, and like 100 million in the bank; then looks down and sees he's pissing blood and thinks "I don't really want to go to work today, or ever again"
Lol facts big facts
Still agree to this day. That was his last chance to not have a permanent limp & forget where he parked his car at age 50
Yep
you say this as if he didn't throw his body around
To add on to that, his marriage was starting to get a little bit rocky. The injuries and the constant development that’s required to become an elite level quarterback caused friction with Andrew’s wife Nicole. Ultimately, Andrew picked his marriage over his NFL career. I think that’s admirable. Other people may not see it that way but that’s fine.
Luck's display of extreme intelligence was his sagacious decision to retire when he did. When taken in context the smartest play by a QB maybe ever.
what sucks is that was the best team he had his entire career especially offensive line wise
@@bodhimorlan6321 fr, Wentz has been amazing this season, but imagine if they had Luck with JT and their current offensive line. That's an easy super bowl contender.
Was he also a scrappy gym rat to go along with his "extreme intelligence?"
@@chasebrostek8813 well, wentz didn’t work out but JT was jesus
crazy 19th century word
"Tom Brady then shows why he's the goat by handing the ball off for a 2 yard TD run" that killed me
Russell Wilson then showed why he was elite by throwing the ball at the one yard line
@@iamzack7224 But he is elite😭😭
@@person534 the decision was more on Carroll anyways I just wanted to troll a little 😂
also motivated LeGarrette Blunt on a huge td run!
The 2 decade terrifying the league did me in... Cz we were killing em
As UTree put it, they took one of the biggest QB prospects since Peyton Manning and turned him into RG3
Who also played on a shitty team for a coach notorious for not caring about player's health and didn't want him. Both qbs would've fared better if not for the ineptitude of Ryan Pace and Bruce Allen. Rg3 needed a new Orleans style offense and a muzzle for all those inspiring quotes and Luck shouldve gone to a team with an offense that used a lot of shotgun bc his vision was insane but he still threw high
They killed him........they fucking killed him......
@@kingofcrows8829 facts
@@thepassingstatic6268 😂😂😂
Ironically they were drafted at the exact same time too, one right after the other
You forget to mention how the offense line and former GM failed him
Ryan Grigson is probably one of if not the worst gm in history. He only hit in his picks of Luck and TY and whiffed on all the other ones. In addition to trading a first rounder for Trent Richardson and whiffing on almost every free agent signing he had.
@@charlieh2212 wait he traded a first rounder for Trent Richardson?!?!??
@d patra Yeah. It was a deal with the browns that no one truly won. The browns used that pick and additional draft capital to trade up for Johnny Manziel.
@@charlieh2212 no that title belongs to Bruce "I'm in football because of my father's last name" Allen
As a colts fan yes this is true
“The results were largely positive, no offense to magic Johnson” 😂😂😂😂
4:05
The Michael Sam sack joke always gets me too😂😂😂
@@Trump4Life2024 i didn’t get it, whats it about?
@@seanmcfarland5083 he was the first openly gay nfl player to be drafted
He was had it. It was part of a sacrifice he had to make for his fame. You really think he is the only one back then to get hiv and gain weight and never get sick? They didn't have the meds they do now to keep you alive and healthy like that.
Andrew Luck is my QB on personality alone. I respect his decision to walk away and wish him a long, beautiful and fulfilling life. Thanks for the memories.
couldn't agree more
3:23 Literally what Flacco did that entire postseason, ESPECIALLY in Denver: "lemme throw up this 50/50 ball to Boldin and pray he either comes down with it or draws a PI!" Thank you for pointing this out; somebody finally said it.
Exactly Always Though Flacco Was Overrated
As a Ravens fan, it's really infuriating when people try to bring up that postseason as like, proof that Flacco was an elite QB when it was pretty much always his receivers doing the hard work, especially Anquan Boldin.
. . . though for total accuracy, I do need to point out that it was Torrey Smith who was king of DPI. :)
@@USALeonHeart As a Steeler fan it really sucked watching you guys win the SB but I knew it'd be good for us long term because I knew you guys would sign him to a huge contract and overvalue his worth. So that was good Lol, but now you guys have Lamar, so....👀
@@SteelerFanInRI a double edged sword in some ways. I wish we'd trades Flacco and kept Anquan!!!
Maybe that’s why the Broncos signed him ? I know they got fleeced out of that deal.
It must be heaven because Barry uploaded again. Thank you Jesus
This man legit has a degree that can keep him at an income to be well off for the rest of his life and his family as well. He had a back up plan when going in. The man did what he had to do
The man has enough money to feed his great great grandkids and he has an architectural degree. Absolute chad
When Luck was drafted there was so much hoopla. He had to do so many interviews. In several it was easy to see he was upset by certain things: like the way the owner treated Peyton Manning, who put the team on the map, and, literally broke his neck for the team. One interview was at a sports bar full of Colts memorabilia (and Manning pics). The fans were all over Luck said something like it will be hard to replace Peyton and the fans were like ahh forget him. You could see in Lucks eyes this was distressing for him.He learned straight out the gate he was just a piece of meat to the team and the fans. They made it easy to do what he did. You compared him to Mahomes; what if Luck was drafted by Andy Reid? Whole different story.
The fans never forgot what manning did for the colts that bs, Maybe some but Indianapolis was upset over getting rid of manning over luck the analysis were the ones saying that no one still I 100% agree Jim irsay made the wrong decision
Barry’s in depth analysis is top tier idc what anyone says
It’s literally no bs just straight facts
Plus, anyone that can sneak in a healthy amount of Brady hate while making said analysis is alright in my book lol
@@SteelerFanInRI yep , makes his videos perfect
When your career turns out to be the opposite of your last name scene
as a colts fan it was pretty depressing to see him retire, but he's the reason i'm a huge fan and i could never thank him enough, what he did for my life is indescribable, all i hope is that he's happy and healthy, i also hope he inspires more athletes to choose their health over their profession, will always love andrew
As a Colts fan I literally refused to watch this for days lol. I miss him as our QB so much. Wish we would've kept Arians and got rid of Grigson and Pagano stupid asses. They ruined a H.O.F career no other way to say it.
Yup, Grigson was handed a Ferrari and treated it like a lawnmower.
@@indanekwaffles7074 good analogy lol
He would have been a hall of famer guranteed even in his rookie year he was making so many crazy throws that he never got enough credit for
Great video, Barry. As a Colts fan I completely agree, he was both great and disappointing, but I absolutely loved him as our QB. He really carried the Colts throughout the Grigson - Pagano era, but I’m not sure anyone could have overcome their ineptitude... except Tom Brady’s luck and will to win of course
The Aaron Rodgers joke at the end got me good. 😂
haha me too, I laughed pretty hard
wait wtf our names are so similar
The truer the funnier 🤓
2012 draft is tragic. Andrew Luck's early retirement, RG3's electric rookie year ending in irreparable catastrophe, Russell Wilson currently playing himself out of the HOF, and Brandon Weeden. Luck deserved better and the Colts had noone else to blame but themselves. I wish this would have been a lesson to other franchises to invest heavily in protecting your young star QB as early as possible however, Burrow's and Tua's careers may have already been shortened at this point. Bad teams gonna shoot themselves in the foot forever it seems.
It’s sad how his career ended. I love that dude. He is so pure, so kind, so funny, so nice. A great guy. If he had a better team around him…I really think he would’ve won some Super Bowls and MVPs and made it into the HoF. But I feel like his cultural impact should get him a Golden Jacket and a shrine in Canton. We will never see a guy as nice and honorable as Luck ever again. He made the entire nation fall in love with him. Guy is a legend to me. Really hope he becomes an announcer one day.
You’ve been making some real high quality content, Barry.
I liked Andrew Luck and was sad to see him go when he retired. I hope he's doing well.
@@fml5910 No.
@@fml5910 with time maybe, by currently no
When it came to the playoffs, that man was a beast. Got a couple post season W’s under his belt in his career. I’m glad I got to watch Andrew Luck during his whole career. He was a treat to watch.
I love that you say Andrew luck was too normal and well adjusted. People made him out to be this weirdo when in reality he was just a normal nice guy which felt unusual in the nfl
NFL wants their QBs concussed - except for Tom Brady - so they don’t pull this stuff
Luck would most likely still be a top 5 to 10 QB right now if the team built around him from the start
Colts fan here I’m going to go cry 😭😂
Enough crying its time to move on
@@coltsfan4life638 you move on loser
It's crazy when y'all had luck y'all needed everything but a QB. Now you have everything but don't have Luck anymore. My Condolences
@@DenniDownBad
At least we have Wentz. He’s a good QB.
@@Lolpy. and Jacob Eason looks VERY promising
You're really finding your way with youtube. Keep up the good work man.
I loved the video right up until the end where you said he quit. He has a family and a life and he was completely justified in his decision to leave. Saying he quit makes it seem like it was a cowardly move
He quit
@@ryantuttle7551 good. He should've, he seems happy now. Is that not the most important thing for him?
Well he did very much acknowledge that at the end.
What I learned from this video is that in addition to Luck not having an O line for most of his career, the Colts defense was a massive letdown.
Look at the Colts draft picks the next three years after selecting Andrew Luck:
2013: Bjorn Werner, Hugo Thornton, Khaled Holmes, Montori Hughes, John Boyett, Kerwynn Williams, Justice Cunningham (FYI, could have picked 5 time pro bowl center Travis Frederick instead of Werner)
2014: Jack Mewhort, Donte Moncrief, Jonathan Newsome, Andrew Jackson (how is drafting a former president that's been dead for 175 years smart? - sorry, couldn't help it), Ulrick John (FYI, they traded their first found pick in this draft for Trent Richardson - really - and if they kept that pick could have selected 3 time pro bowl tackle Joel Bitonio)
2015: Phillip Dorsett, D'Joun Smith, Henry Anderson, Clayton Geathers, David Parry, John Robinson, Amarlo Herrera, Denzelle Good
What's incredible about all these picks is that only one player (Geathers) lasted more than 4 season on the Colts and there were zero pro bowlers. I mentioned offensive lineman the Colts could have selected (a gigantic weakness for the Colts Luck's first couple years in the league), but here's who else the Colts could have selected (within 5 picks after their selection): Xavier Rhodes, DeAndre Hopkins, Jarvis Landry, Trai Turner, Landon Collins, and Tyler Lockett. The Colts drafted one of the most highly touted quarterback prospects ever and then proceeded to light three consecutive drafts on fire. In Barry's Drew Brees video, he talks about how incredible the Saints 2006 draft was the year they signed Brees. This is huge for any quarterback. It's a team sport and for most of Andrew Luck's career, the Colts strategy was "Bail us out, Andrew Luck."
Great video.
This is some great analysis right here. Luck was constantly getting obliterated whenever he dropped back for a pass. That Trent Richardson trade is an absolute headscratcher to this day.
@@realmtreader6566 One of the worst NFL trades in recent memory especially with how valuable first round picks are right now.
It’s too bad because our current gm had done a great job of drafting!
If you have a chance to draft old hickory, you draft old hickory
I feel like Patrick Mahomes is a juiced up Andrew Luck skill-set wise. They are both not fast, but smart runners. Both have super talented arms. Both are very smart, and prone to stupid interceptions.
He was on his way to a hof career.
Lol not on the Colts.
Na I wouldn't go that far
I don't know what people are talking about. He most definitely was on his way. I'm pretty sure he has the most yards and most tds out of any player in nfl history in 86 games. (he only played 86 games). Plus took teams without an oline, trash a defense, below average run game and average receiving core to the afc championship and playoffs constantly. Also had the largest comeback in playoff history at one point.
We need a Barry McCockiner QB Camp where you teach young QBs the horrofic consequences of marijuana overdose
Or premarital sex.
Or Rock music
or respecting women
Or supporting racism
@@FunWithMemesFunWithMemes brady isn't racist
From what I understand, there was an ultimatum by his now wife, “either fix your attitude, or I’m gone”. The attitude was caused by the injuries, pain, and status as a franchise QB. He chose his family over glory.
9:23-9:29 🎯🎯🎯 they loved to say Brady had no weapons but swear Edelman should be in the HoF
The funny thing is Edelman might actually make it in, it is possible.
@@cognitivedissident2881 I know but not first ballot
Brady made him a hof lol. The same could be said about Wes welker becasue he wasn’t a hof caliber player before he was with Brady
@@bobbybetwirlin8442 Brady can’t throw long. He is/was an immobile short-range passer. In a roundabout way, you’re right. The fact that Edelman could catch Brady’s dogshit passes gives him a chance at the HOF
@@riseofthesugars5312 ok buddy
Colts would be Super Bowl contenders rn if he still played
andrew luck picking up the fumble and diving into the end zone is my fav nfl play ever
I put the blame squarely at the owner and management of the Indianapolis Colts for ruining Andrew Luck. They knew damn well he needed help at the o-line and more wide receivers. Teams have this awful mentality that a great QB will fix all the teams problems when the team is being held up by bublegum and denile.
The denial that he was gonna die for them forever is just what makes his retirement so special
Imagine if Indi never fired Jim Caldwell, I'm positive they could have gone to the super bowl again if they kept him playing with Luck. It's a damn shame the new coach was worse and held back Luck from living up to Peyton Mannings legacy.
I doubt Caldwell would have fared much better with Luck than he did in Detroit. Caldwell inherited a Colts team in 2009 that was already a Super Bowl contender and Manning was in his prime. Caldwell's success in Indy was largely because of Manning. Once he went down, the Colts were a legit 2-14 team, not one that was tanking. Caldwell went on to Detroit and inherited another team built to win and they went 0-2 in the playoffs. Caldwell's best coaching is working individually with QB's. He turned Flacco into a Super Bowl winner as Baltimore's quarterbacks coach. But he's just not a head coach and he wouldn't have taken a demotion in Indianapolis. Indy made the right decision to move on from him.
@@duff007 Dan Orlovsky was involved in 2011 for the Colts, and considering he was largely unsuccessful in Detroit it's a miracle Caldwell got at least 2 wins with a QB like him.
I miss U Andy ,I know you are enjoying your family. Who cares what you didn't do, I enjoyed the time you give us. Peace
This is just tom Brady if he was actually good in Barry's opinion
@ 1:34 is that the BRAZZERS LOGO. Man you done read my mind bro. Brb
Still interested in your take on Matt Ryan's career
That would be a good video Matt Ryan is single handily the most underrated and overrated QB at any given time, I personally think hes one of the greatest QB's ever.
I think it wasn’t the fact the fact that he kept getting hurt but being put on IR was something he wasn’t gonna do anymore
The zoom in on Brady's stats had me spit out my food
“You killed him. You fucking killed him!”
-Angry Yinzer 2017
BTW. Edelman is the Football equivalent of Justin Williams. An above average player who is incredibly clutch when it matters. It doesn’t help that he plays in a Belichick offense which puts focus on short passes. Fringe HOF’er.
Barry’s hatred for brady makes me subscribe
Out of the 6 seasons he played he was a Pro Bowler 4 times, that's impressive, if only his O line was dogshit
You’re right about that last part. Luck was a normal human. He didn’t want to devote his life to football.
4:06 damn this made my day thanks barry
Imagine the Colts actually gave this man an O-line
Really enjoying the content and i do think that you should upload the podcast on UA-cam. It's more interactive for your fans
Barry is making a pivot. I love it
Don’t forget about him! He’s been pumping em out ever since but these older ones he’s super passionate about and it shows, I wish he’d re-release them with higher production
7:58 the thing more shocking is the lions 6-2 record below
They went 11-5 that year, their 2nd best record in franchise history.
I'm gonna open myself up for mockery. With proper support, Luck could've been better than Brady and Peyton. He was simply that much better of an arm. The only person I've seen more comfortable throwing the ball deep is maybe prime Aaron Rodgers. I'm a casual football watcher, but looking at the throws he was making back at Stanford, Luck was one of those players you could tell was HOF caliber just from watching film. Also Lamar Jackson is overrated, once his legs are shot, his career is over. An arm like Luck's could've played well into his 40s if his coaches and o-line didn't try to give him brain damage every play.
Nobody's mocking you, because you're right.
He knows
Imagine now if luck was still playing with Johnathan Taylor in the backfield and with the o line that Indy has now he would of definitely won them a championship
You always have great qb videos 👍🏻
John Riggins summed it up years ago when he talked about his days on the Jets and getting a bonus for having 900 rushing yards and the owner told him it would have been more had he gotten 1000 yards. "That was the moment I realized the NFL is a business and nothing more."
Suggesting the Colts tanked for Luck is an absolute fallacy. They tried, they just sucked because they couldn't function without Peyton.
@@vulcanraven9701 so you paid no attention to that season and made an assumption just by looking at the box score and final record. Got it
It's a legit theory, affectionately known as "suck for Luck."
Barry, I love you. Thank you for this video.
He should have came out in 2011
I used to talk hella shit bout him calling andrew unluck but he was one tough son of gun and definitely didn't deserve to get bood when he left the game
We don’t respect colts fans for that, sadly, but most fanbases have done comparable stuff
Well seeing how Indy’s line is getting Matt Ryan killed, I think he made the right decision
Luck did go 11-0 against my Titans in his career.. Our Defense sucked and could never figure him out.
He wasn’t Peyton Manning but just handling the pressure of replacing him and playing well was a testament to his mental fortitude and maturity
Keep em coming
It really stinks that his career was plagued with injuries and that his offensive line was garbage until frank reich became coach. The season after he quit the colts had one of the best O lines in the league but throughout his career they could not protect him.
Probably your best video yet lol
Grigson and Pagano couldn't put aside their differences to get Luck adequate blocking and scheme to keep him protected.
Irsay was complicit by glossing over Luck's overall health.
I don't blame Andrew one bit for retiring.
Peyton at least had offensive help Luck didn’t have much and both of their defenses weren’t that great with Peyton having a better defense as well
If only Luck knew how to inspire his defenses to play better or lead his receivers to more after the catch yards like Brady.
I will always respect frank for going for it in that Texans overtime game even if we lost
Fr they're just gonna drive down the field anyway. Nowdays possesion is more important than field position really
The Colts ruined Luck. I totally called it in 2012. He would have had a hall of fame career if the Broncos had traded Tebow before the start of 2011 and tanked that season for Luck.
Great video.
As a Jags fan, I can't even hate the guy. Too likable and talented
Luck ran the ball like he had a Madden hit stick for a heart
@19:10 as of 2021, Aaron Rodgers has a book club 😂😂
4:29 Damn Drew Brees and Andrew Luck really had some big NFC south division showdowns, those were the days man 😂
This is coming from a jags fan. It is an absolute shame he retired (although understandably). The NFL would’ve been a much better league if he was in a position to continue playing
Agreed. I'd have loved to see Luck vs Trevor
What if Luck declared for the draft the year before? He probably would've gotten drafted by Carolina
That would be a very interesting what if because if that happens then Cam falls to 2 where Denver most likely takes him seeing as they didnt have Manning yet and Tebow sucked. It would have shook up that whole 2011 draft which was stacked as hell just look at the names. So what would have happened to Manning where would he have ended up?
@@firstorder438 what team back then was only a QB away from being put over the top? I don’t remember, maybe The Cardinals?
@@Briggie A couple teams pop out to me at that Point the Chiefs being the obvious choice in 2010 they where on top of their division but held back by Cassel. Problem would have been the Chiefs coach at the time was Todd Haley rofl and he was soon fired and replaced with Romeo Crennel double ROFL.
@@Briggie The dream team though IMO would have been the Eagles for Luck, Reed was still coaching and they had a hell of a team. Yeah they had Vick and he was good for a season and a half but Luck on that Eagles team would have been magic.
@@firstorder438 And that means Von would probably end up being selected by Buffalo if Denver took Cam
I honestly don't want to watch this just because I know you're going to talk about that 28 point comeback win over my Chiefs. That game still gives me nightmares 😔
I had the pleasure of being there man I've never experienced such an atmosphere that insane. I've also never experienced such a horrible hopeless energy that lasted the whole first 3 quarters of the game while y'all were whooping us lol
With what the colts roster is now with Jonathan Taylor and Darius Leonard I have no doubt that Andrew luck would’ve won a Super Bowl with them. However if luck stayed who knows what the colts roster would look like. I do think Andrew luck could’ve carved out a career similar to Russell Wilson, where he’s a consistent top 10 QB in the league
I love the “No offense” jokes
Just wait until Andrew luck comes out of retirement and goes to the Broncos he’s getting atleast one super ring
its harsh to say that Luck quit on the Colts, but with all of the injuries he had suffered i think we all would have quit.
Cant wait for one of these focusing on rivers
Why do I have a feeling Trevor Lawerance's career will play out the same way?
He is cuuuursed
BUST! A number 1 pick that did nothing but people act like he was great.
Who would win? Drew Luck or Andrew Lock?
The Rodgers joke lmfaoo, fair enough Barry
what's the name of the instrumental you used in the video. It sounds really cool
Luck was a good QB but i never thought he was great watching him. I think the qb carrosal theyve had since has made people think he was better than he was.
Lmao this video could be summed up with one thought. If you're gonna release Peyton Manning and tank an entire season to draft a once in a lifetime QB, fucking protect him you fucking buffoons. That simple.
You’re on a content super-spree my dude
They kicked Peyton Manning out the door for Luck. Manning would go to two Super Bowls, win one, team finished with double digit wins every year and he got 3 pro bowls and an MVP. Not saying Peyton would’ve accomplished the same had Indy kept him but looks like Indy lost that trade off.
derrick rose of the nfl
Favre next please
If only Andrew Luck could have played defense as good as Tom Brady did, he would have won more games !!!!
Do A-rod next
Is Brady overrated? Maybe but this guy holds everything against him even stuff that he doesn't hold against other qbs... like when the defense gets an interception and the offense turns it into a td... why would you hold that against Brady?