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With Indianapolis general manager Chris Ballard saying recently that “the jury is still out” on Jacoby Brissett being the starting QB next season, Colts fans are rightfully wondering what exactly is going on with their team.
The 27-year-old Brissett ended the 2019 season with 2,942 yards passing, 18 touchdowns, six interceptions, and a 7-8 record as the Colts’ starter after jumping out to an impressive 5-2 start.
He will also be making “just” $7 million in 2020, so the idea of him being the team’s backup QB is not out of the realm of possibility.
Colts fans, still reeling from the extremely unexpected retirement of their franchise quarterback Andrew Luck at the age of just 29-years-old, keep hoping he will change his mind and return to the fold – something his dad XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck claims is highly unlikely.
The Colts do own the 13th pick in the upcoming 2020 NFL Draft so they could ride with Brissett for one more year while as they groom a rookie to take over in 2021.
However, the team’s owner Jim Irsay, who has been known to go off the rails on social media (and elsewhere), made Colts fans all over the place think that he was hinting at Andrew Luck’s return with a random tweet he fired off this past Saturday.
“Colts Nation- The Horseshoe is good Luck… between 2006-2012/6 short years… 2 Home AFC Championship wins and hosting a L.O.S. Super Bowl..as Dylan says”We can’t help it..if we’re Lucky”…and the beat goes on- Temptations,” he wrote.
Colts Nation- The Horseshoe is good Luck… between 2006-2012/6 short years… 2 Home AFC Championship wins and hosting a L.O.S. Super Bowl..as Dylan says”We can’t help it..if we’re Lucky”…and the beat goes on- Temptations✌🏼
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) February 9, 2020
He does know that the word luck does not require captilization, right? I mean, he has been running a 2.7 billion dollar NFL franchise since 1996, after all.
Irsay then wrote in a follow-up tweet, “… be careful when and where you use capital letters… they can be ‘ misconstrued ‘….”
… be careful when and where you use capital letters… they can be “ misconstrued “….
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) February 9, 2020
No, kidding, Jim.
Luck? pic.twitter.com/3l9zyDQV4F
— Stampede Blue (@StampedeBlue) February 9, 2020
What does this mean????????
— j (@j_ns93) February 9, 2020
Luck comeback confirmed.
— Bill Heldman (@HeldmanBill) February 9, 2020
He capitalized Luck twice this mean he’s coming back??????
— notluke (@notluke21331) February 9, 2020
@SCB_Sports I can’t handle this tweet
— Rick (@therickus18) February 9, 2020
Why Would you capitalize Luck?? Not once, but twice
— Stephen Hurrle (@sfhurrle) February 9, 2020
— mitch (@MitchMullis) February 9, 2020
Irsay then followed up completely screwing with Colts fans’ heads by tweeting even more nonsense.
….”…Someone’s got it in for me; they’re planting stories in the Press… Whoever it is; they better cut it out quick…but when they will… I can only guess…”. Zimmerman!!!?!?!
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) February 9, 2020
Cranberry Sauce…(I buried Paul)✌🏽
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) February 9, 2020
…a nod’s as good as a wink… to a blind man…..🐣
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) February 9, 2020
Someone left the ol medicine cabinet unlocked again......
— Scooter Baseball (@craigyoung5) February 9, 2020
WHAT. IS GOING ON. IN INDY?