Luck played for the university from 2009-11, when Stanford went 31-8, winning the 2010 Orange Bowl and appearing in the Fiesta Bowl the following year. Former head coach David Sha

Former Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback Andrew Luck will have a new job title, being named the general manager of the Stanford football program, according to ESPN. With the college football landscape ever evolving, the role Luck is going to fill at Stanford could become more prominent across the sport in the coming years.

Andrew Luck is returning to his alma mater to become the general manager of the Stanford football program, he told ESPN's Pete Thamel. "I'm excited," Luck told ESPN. "I think Stanford is taking an assertive and innovative step.

Looking for a spark to get the team back on track, Stanford is bringing back school legend Andrew Luck to work as general manager of the football program.

Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is returning to his alma mater to become the general manager of Stanford's football program, per

Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck told ESPN he is returning to Stanford to serve as the football program's general manager

Luck also shared with ESPN that the idea for his new role came up "organically" after talking with Stanford president Jonathan Levin, and that Luck said he's ready to "lock arms" with Stanford head coach Troy Taylor in order to help the program reclaim a national status.

Andrew Luck spoke to Pat McAfee on College GameDay about becoming the general manager at Stanford: 'We'll be competitive'

Andrew Luck is returning to football more than five years after his retirement. This time, he will be taking over as the general manager of the Stanford Cardinal program.