Matt Overton Wants To Buy Season Tickets From Colts Fans Seeking A Refund After Andrew Luck’s Retirement So He Can Donate Them To Charity

Over the weekend, plenty of Colts fans had their spirits crushed when Andrew Luck announced he was retiring after deciding he was tired of constantly putting his body on the line following an injury-plagued career.

It’s safe to say that not everyone took the news too well, as at least a few Colts fans (who were admittedly in the vocal minority) decided to boo Luck after he left the field during the team’s preseason game against the Bears on Saturday night.

Class out the ass.

On Monday, we learned that at least a few fans who probably didn’t read the fine print were pissed enough about Luck’s decision to call and demand the team refund their season tickets.

Good luck with that.

As one observer pointed out, Colts fans have had it pretty damn good for a while now, so while Jacoby Brissett might not be the most inspiring quarterback in the world, you have to wonder how much they really love the team if they’re willing to jump ship just because they lost their franchise player.

Shortly after Keefer posted the tweet above, Matt Overton—who served as a long snapper for the Colts before taking his talents to Jacksonville—took to the platform and offered to buy season tickets from any fan who is actually willing to follow through on their threat so he can donate them to a children’s hospital.

Luck had previously worked with the charitable organization in question, which thanked him for the work he did with them during his time in Indianapolis following his retirement announcement.

Your move, disgruntled Colts fans.