The Colts are reportedly taking further action in response to a May 6 ESPN report stating the Commanders reached out to retired quarterback Andrew Luck, whose rights still belong to his former team.
Indianapolis asked the NFL to investigate the matter in order to “determine whether there was improper contact through intermediaries,” according to a Monday report from Mark Maske and Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post. Per ESPN, Washington “phoned” Luck, who shockingly retired in 2018 at age 29, during the ’22 offseason as it continued its search to add another QB to the roster.
The Post report also noted the Colts’ dug-in approach to the matter, stating the team does “not want the situation to be dismissed without being properly investigated.”
