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While Andrew Luck is preparing to play his first game of the NFL regular season since 2016, the quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts admitted to having suffered a second shoulder injury due to the snowboarding during the 2015-16 season.
Luck told NFL Network in an article published Sunday that he sprained the AC joint in his shoulder during a snowboarding accident in Colorado.
He said the injury occurred afterwards and was separated from the torn labrum that he suffered at the start of the 2015 season. The tear of the labrum eventually resulted in surgery and cost him the entire 2017 season.
The quarterback said he immediately informed the Colts of the snowboard injury.
"It was after the initial injury," Luck told NFL Network. "I came back, I rehabilitated with the Colts, I had a bunch of AC sprains, left and right shoulder, and I solved this But the problem was my problem, my problem, how I had surgery. "
He stated that the AC injury had no effect on his tearing or his need for surgery.
"I've seen more doctors than I can count on two hands in the last two or three years," said Luck, "and the consensus – unanimous – is that the CA is not a problem, and had no effect The labrum is a problem. "
Without luck last season, the Colts finished 4-12 and dismissed coach Chuck Pagano.
Luck, who will start Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, said he also learned a lesson from fear: "I'm obviously no longer snowboarding."
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