Philip Rivers’ sensational return to the NFL might have set off a chain reaction of improbable comebacks. The 44-year-old quarterback returned to the National Football League last week after

It didn't take long for many to notice the haunting similarities between Burrow's press conference and Andrew Luck's retirement speech. Burrow asked what the point was in continuing to play if the game stopped being fun, which mirrored what Luck said.

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.

They've never really fully escaped it since Andrew Luck's shock retirement on Aug. 24, 2019, but this season, Daniel Jones seemed to have finally pulled Indy out of those dumps. That is, until Jones tore his Achilles on Sunday.

When Andrew Luck was hired to be the new general manager of the Stanford football program in November, it was revolutionary. Sure, some programs had brought in general managers in the past, but none were so important that they had a title above the head coach.

Diana Russini doesn’t think Joe Burrow is headed down the Andrew Luck path. The Athletic’s NFL insider appeared on the Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz on Tuesday and said Burrow’s recent comments about not having fun shouldn’t trigger alarm bells about him walking away from football,