Colts and Commanders settle Luck tampering dispute without punishment.

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The Indianapolis Colts have resolved their tampering inquiry into the Washington Commanders' attempts to seek information on the availability of former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck. The Colts still own the rights to Luck, who retired in 2019, because he walked away with three seasons remaining on his contract. However, it has been determined that the Commanders never spoke to Luck or anyone in his immediate circle and, therefore, did not violate the NFL's anti-tampering policy. Luck has never expressed any desire to return to the NFL and has repeatedly told associates he is finished playing for good.
- Source: Colts resolve Luck tampering dispute with Commanders - ESPN ESPN
- Report: Commanders unlikely to face punishment for Andrew Luck tampering NBC Sports
- Commanders unlikely to be penalized for Andrew Luck tampering allegation The Washington Post
- Washington Commanders: No punishment for alleged tampering with Luck USA Today
- Report: Commanders unlikely to be punished for alleged tampering with Luck theScore
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