Colts general manager Ryan Grigson covered a number of draft-related topics on Wednesday, but there was one non-draft issue that is worth revisiting.
Speaking two days after quarterback Andrew Luck conveyed a mixed message about his physical status – coming after his litany of injuries in 2015 – Grigson aimed to set the record straight. Unlike Luck, Grigson left no room for interpretation.
“Let me cut you off,” Grigson said before the reporter's question was even complete. “He’s fine. Alright? He’s fine. He’s fine. He’s fine.”
Why, then, did Luck say on Monday that “I still have some work to do” and that “it’s a process” when asked about his recovery from shoulder, rib and kidney injuries?