Andrew Luck ditches his neck beard in favor of a mustache at Colts training camp
Looks like Luck is moving from Dungeons & Dragons to 'Blue Bloods'
Andrew Luck might have just killed something beautiful. One of football's great neck beards is no more, as the quarterback is returning to the field with a new -- not so clean -- look. Rest in peace Civil War Andrew Luck. It looks like "Magnum, P.I." Andrew Luck has entered the fold.
Colts photographer Matt Kryger captured a photo of Luck rocking a new mustache. The results were ... questionable.
#Colts Andrew Luck sports a new Aaron Rogers'ish mustache during their preseason training camp at Grand Park in Westfield on Sunday, August 12, 2018. #Colts #LuckMustache @Colts #ColtsNation #NFL #NFLPreseason @IndyStarSports @indystar pic.twitter.com/thSswXHeCs
— Matt Kryger (@MattKryger) August 12, 2018
Calling this "Aaron Ro[d]gers'ish" is generous, given that Rodgers hit the field looking more like this.
The stache 👨🏻#PackersCamp pic.twitter.com/0pvdzWsCqp
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) August 29, 2017
It's kind of great that Luck's beard is already poking through again in the picture.
Luck looks like he expected to resemble Henry Cavill from "Mission Impossible: Fallout" based on the full-on eye squint in this picture, but the actual response was a bit less kind. In fact, some people see Luck more as a certain other quarterback. Only this one peaked in high school.
— J P (@JustBeinHonest) August 12, 2018
— Ten Pin Ken 🇺🇸 (@ADudeNamedKen) August 12, 2018
I bet he can throw over them mountains.
— phil d (@phildaugherty1) August 12, 2018
— d.cay (@DeCAY67) August 12, 2018
— Sean Patrick Turley (@Turley33) August 12, 2018
Captain Andrew Luck, however, says that his beard is merely on leave.
Dearest mother —
— Capt. Andrew Luck (@CaptAndrewLuck) August 12, 2018
Basic training continues to progress splendidly. My sidearm proficiency increases with every round expelled. And because it has more than earned it, my neckbeard has taken some of its accrued annual leave. The days continue to brighten.
— Andrew
The old Andrew Luck complimented the players that sacked him. But this Andrew Luck is going to want blood.
In his preseason debut, Luck went 6 of 9 for 64 yards, orchestrating a pair of scoring drives. The Colts will need Luck to return to form if they're to be successful this season, as they look to bounce back from a 4-12 season in 2017 without him.
















