Andrew Luck shocked the NFL world when he decided to retire just six seasons into his career at the age of 29. On the Dan Patrick Show on Tuesday,

The former Indianapolis Colts star dealt with ankle, abdomen, leg, and most notably shoulder ailments over his seven-year stint as a professional. A harsh reality that caused him to abruptly retire just two weeks before the start of the 2019 regular season.

Yes, the X parody account Captain Andrew Luck posted about the actual Andrew Luck's new job as Stanford's general manager. Here's what he said.

Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck told ESPN he is returning to Stanford to serve as the football program's general manager

Andrew Luck, the most significant recruit during the Jim Harbaugh era at Stanford, a quarterback who led the Cardinal from woefully bad to national prominence, is returning The Farm as the football program’s general manager, ESPN reported on Saturday.

Luck will oversee every aspect of the program, both on and off the field, in an expanded role rarely seen in college football.

Former Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback Andrew Luck will have a new job title, being named the general manager of the Stanford football program, according to ESPN. With the college football landscape ever evolving, the role Luck is going to fill at Stanford could become more prominent across the sport in the coming years.

Andrew Luck, Stanford's legendary quarterback, returns as the program's new general manager, aiming to transform Cardinal football both on and off the field.

Andrew Luck spoke to Pat McAfee on College GameDay about becoming the general manager at Stanford: 'We'll be competitive'

Former Stanford star Andrew Luck is returning to the Cardinal to become the football program’s general manager, Luck told ESPN. Luck has accepted a new role at Stanford, which will place him above the entire program and is a distinct evolution from the traditional college GM.