Would Luck come back if Colts made him highest paid in NFL?

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Maniac

Because every year the bar goes up and up and up. Money isn't the issue. He doesn't even spend much money. That dude is sitting around reading books and being mr. dad. He has tons of money.

Which he got by being a tackling dummy for the NFL because his head coach (Pagano) ruined the best talent in a generation

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by JAFF

Which he got by being a tackling dummy for the NFL because his head coach (Pagano) ruined the best talent in a generation

Yep, Pagano and Grigson both. Grigson didn't do shit to address the offensive line, and Pagano stayed with offenses with deep drops and long developing plays which was fucking brilliant behind that shit offensive line.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Maniac

Yep, Pagano and Grigson both. Grigson didn't do shit to address the offensive line, and Pagano stayed with offenses with deep drops and long developing plays which was fucking brilliant behind that shit offensive line.

Grigson did try and fix the o line, but basically failed.

[Oldcolt]

You know how bad this season is when people are fantasizing about Luck and having the umpteenth discussion about Grigson/Pagano. Can't wait to play meaningful football in December again next year.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

You know how bad this season is when people are fantasizing about Luck and having the umpteenth discussion about Grigson/Pagano. Can't wait to play meaningful football in December again next year.

Manning then Luck and only one Superbowl to show for it. I don't like to reminisce about it.

[Dam8610]

To answer the OP question, Luck's contract, when signed, made him the highest paid player in the NFL, and he retired. I don't think $2-5 million per year more is luring him out of retirement.