The Washington Commanders are not expected to receive punishment related to allegations they tampered with retired Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, according to a report.
late Sunday that the NFL is unlikely to take action on the issue. One source told the paper that “there’s not enough hard evidence” that the Commanders pursued Luck and that the case is “probably going to fade away.”
After Irsay’s tweet, the Colts asked the NFL to look into the matter. Even though Luck retired abruptly in 2019, the Colts still hold the quarterback’s contractual rights — which means a team would need the Colts’ permission to speak to Luck about playing football again.
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