| Andrew Luck Scouting Report |
| Andrew Luck - Stanford (HT: 6-4 - WT: 234) |
Positives -- Prototypical height and frame for the position... Can make every throw at the next level, shows good zip on deep outs and corner routes... Extremely efficient, averaged between 8.7 and 9.0 yards per attempt every season at Stanford... No wasted motion, effortless release... Very good at
selling the play action... Almost flawless footwork, does a great job in his drop steps... Tremendous accuracy; has completed 70 percent of his throws each of the past two years... Incredibly cerebral, understands what the defense is giving him and is constantly making adjustments at the line... Puts his team in the correct play almost seamlessly at the line of scrimmage... Great decision maker, does a good job reading the defense... Great feet within the pocket and a terrific overall athlete, his combine numbers were very similar to Cam Newton's from a year earlier... Good scrambler; was second on the team in rushing in each of his first two years but has learned to run less as a junior to preserve his health... Very smart kid, top student, a leader on and off the field... Played in a pro-style offense, was coached by former NFL quarterback Jim Harbaugh for first two years at Stanford... Father Oliver Luck was an NFL quarterback for the Houston Oilers... The complete package, the best quarterback prospect since John Elway in 1983.
Negatives -- Might be receiving too much hype, has already been hailed as a future Hall of Famer by many people around the NFL... Good at resetting his feet after scrambling but isn't all that accurate when he's throwing while on the run... Has some problems with his trajectory on his deep throws, will put too much loft on the ball... Struggled a bit towards the end of 2011, threw seven interceptions in his final six games... Suffered a broken index finger in 2009 which caused him to miss the Sun Bowl.
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| Combine Results |
| Height |
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6040 |
| Weight |
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234 |
| Arm |
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31¾ |
| Hand |
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10⅜ |
| 40-Time |
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4.67 |
| Vertical |
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36 |
| Broad |
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10'4" |
| Bench Press |
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| Shuttle |
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4.28 |
| Cone |
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6.80 |
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At Stanford -- (Official School Bio) One of the top quarterbacks ever to play at Stanford... two-time Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year and was twice a runner-up for the Heisman Trophy... concluded his career ranked first all-time in touchdown passes (82), completion percentage (.687; 713-1064), passing efficiency (162.76) and total offense (10,387)... ranked second to Steve Stenstrom (10,531; 1991-94) in career passing yardage (9,430)... helped turn around a program that had suffered seven straight losing seasons before taking the reins of the offense in 2009... quarterbacked Stanford to a cumulative 31-7 record in his 38 career starts (.816), including a 24-5 conference record and a 8-3 mark against Top 25 competition... ranks first among all-time Stanford signal-callers in career wins and winning percentage... has the highest winning percentage (.837) among Stanford quarterbacks in school history... helped Stanford to three bowl appearances as a starter, including the 2009 Sun Bowl (DNP-injury), 2011 Orange Bowl and 2012 Fiesta Bowl... team spent 29 consecutive weeks in the AP poll, including 22 straight weeks ranked in the Top 10, with Luck under center... presided over three of the most prolific offensive teams in school history, helping Stanford to school scoring records in 2009 (461), 2010 (524) and 2011 (561)... threw three or more touchdown passes 15 times in 38 career games, including a career-high four TD strikes on seven occasions... Stanford's offense scored 40 or more points 17 times in his 38 career starts... dual threat quarterback rushed for 957 career yards on 163 carries (5.9 avg.) with seven rushing touchdowns... his career rushing total ranks first all-time among Stanford quarterbacks... had three career runs over 50 yards (58 at Cal; 52 TD vs. Wake Forest; 51 TD at Washington). 2011: Completed 288 of 404 (.713) passes for 3,517 yards and 37 touchdowns... ranked first in the Pac-12 in passing efficiency (167.5) and fifth in passing yards per game (270.5)... broke his own single-season record for touchdown passes... tossed three or more touchdowns in eight games and 15 times in 38 career starts... catalyst to a Cardinal offense that averaged 43.2 points a game, which ranked second in the Pac-12 and fifth nationally.
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