Colts satisfied with resolution of Andrew Luck tampering case involving Commanders.
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The Washington Commanders are unlikely to face penalties for tampering allegations involving retired quarterback Andrew Luck, according to sources. The allegations stemmed from a report that the Commanders had considered Luck last offseason as part of their quarterback deliberations. The Indianapolis Colts retain the contractual NFL rights to Luck, who retired just before the 2019 season at 29. It does not appear the NFL launched a formal investigation of the allegation.
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