Ebron Spills Tea on Luck's NFL Exit

On April 3rd, Andrew Luck shocked the NFL world by retiring at the top of his game after

just seven years with the Indianapolis Colts stepping away.

As their star quarterback following Peyton Manning's exit, the number one overall pick

in 2012 looked prime for a long run, but now former teammate Eric Ibron is spilling

tea on what really pushed.

Him out.

Ibron points the finger at Colts General Manager Chris Ballard, who took over in 2017,

right before Luck bounced in 2018.

According to Ibron, Ballard laid down an ultimatum to the young QB, basically saying

play through the pain or were done with you.

Fans are buzzing and not thrilled, since Luck always blamed nagging injuries for hanging

it up, not front office pressure.

Colts supporters hate hearing their front office might have forced out a franchise talent

like that.

On a recent podcast, Ibron doubled down, calling out Ballard as the guy who rubs everyone

wrong and delivered that harsh message.

Meanwhile, the now 56 year old exec has kept building the team, but this theory's got

folks rethinking Luck's sudden exit.

Luck's thriving anyway, as Stanford's college football general manager, his alma mater

gig proving he's still a winner off the field, leaving us, wondering if the full story on

his NFL goodbye will ever drop.

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