Franchise quarterback is sticking to offseason rehabilitation plan, but assures he's feeling 'very good' and excited about new season.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Ryan Grigson met with reporters Wednesday to discuss the upcoming NFL draft, but he thought it necessary to provide clarity to the speculated health of quarterback Andrew Luck.
Grigson evidently didn’t care for the trending stories stemming from Luck’s Monday interview on the first day of offseason training activities. While Luck assured he feels “good,” he politely declined to divulge too many specifics on his recovery from a lacerated kidney and partially torn abdominal muscle.