Joe Burrow's comments sound eerily familiar to Andrew Luck retirement speech originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Comparing Burrow to Andrew Luck, who shockingly retired before the 2019 season at Burrow's current age (29), feels relevant to the extent that Burrow's frustrations stem from surgeries on his knee, wrist and toe, plus other less serious injuries. Burrow, like Luck, also has reason to question how his team has built its offensive line.

Joe Burrow's Cincinnati Bengals are third in the AFC North entering Week 15. The quarterback is facing his third consecutive season without a playoff appearance.

Cincinatti bengals quarterback Joe Burrow remains frustrated, focused on bouncing back despite Andrew Luck-like remarks concerning fans.

That's the story of this franchise since Andrew Luck shockingly announced his retirement. The latest insult came in the form of Daniel Jones' season-ending torn Achilles injury, but it's just the latest chapter in a brutal story.

Former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck is back in the saddle -- for part of a practice, at least. The current Cardinal general manager, who has taken a very hands-on approach with the program since he was hired in December, was caught on video taking reps ...

The Bengals' devastating Week 14 loss to the Bills likely ended their playoff hopes and a dejected Joe Burrow contemplated his NFL future.

Joe Burrow made some comments this week that had people all saying the same thing in response. Burrow spoke with the media on Wednesday and vented that he

Andrew Luck absolutely does not need the job -- some would even call it a burden -- that he has taken at his alma mater. The four-time Pro Bowler is both a Stanford and College Football Hall of Famer. The former No. 1 overall draft pick threw for almost ...

Back in August of 2019, Andrew Luck stunned the football world, retiring at the age of 29. The Indianapolis Colts quarterback couldn't do it physically any longer. “I was gonna play until I was 40 or 45,