Andrew Luck, former quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts, retired from the NFL at age 29.
XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck publicly commented about his son, recently-retired Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, calling him"Mr. Mom.", host Dan Patrick asked Oliver Luck Wednesday if his son was in need of a job following retirement. The elder Luck responded:"No he doesn't, thank you for asking. He's Mr. Mom right now, he and his wife had their first child about 3 months ago. So he's doing a lot of babysitting.
On why Andrew was able to"disappear" easily since the retirement, Oliver Luck said:"He's one of those millennials that isn't involved in social media. As a result, it was very easy for him to get out of the spotlight and live his own life."
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