Andrew Luck Isn’t the NFL Legend You Thought He Was—He’s Brett Favre 2.0

November 7, 2015   ·   Noah Jampol   ·   Jump to comments

The pundits have been right, even through this dreadful season. Andrew Luck has all the tools to be an MVP.
It is just not the MVP you and they were thinking of.
Since his junior year at Stanford, Luck’s intelligence, nerdiness and personality off the field have directed all fans to the living legends we have today: Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady.
But Luck’s style of play has never actually resembled these guys as much as another former MVP.
Here’s the checklist of the Andrew Luck package:
Big Arm Willingness to Hold On to the Ball to Make Plays Gunslinger Attitude Fair Share of Boneheaded Turnovers and Decisions Penchant for Fourth-Quarter Comebacks If you had somehow missed the headline, bullet point No. 3 was the dead giveaway for what I’m saying. Yes, Luck is more like Brett Favre than anyone else in recent memory.
Get by Favre’s folksy persona off the field and the fact he and Stanford make about as much sense as Luck playin...

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