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I was on hand for the very high-spirited press conference and you check out some of the highlights

The face of the Indianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck, will be in Evansville Wednesday afternoon when his travelling "Change the Play" youth camp stops at Arad McCutchan Stadium on the University of Evansville campus at 12:30 p.m.

In what may be an attempt to become the NFL's Oprah Winfrey, Indianapolis Colts quarterback, and self-proclaimed, "avid reader," Andrew Luck has started his own book club.

After disposing of running backs, Alfred Morris and LeSean McCoy, the Indianapolis Colts signal caller finds himself in the final four of voting to determine who will grace the cover of the popular video game franchise.

After defeating Washington Redskins running back Alfred Morris in round one of the Madden NFL 15 Cover Vote, Colts quarterback, Andrew Luck, moves on to round two to take on Philadelphia Eagles running back, LeSean McCoy.

Your vote will help determine who graces the cover of the next installment of the hugely popular video game series.

It seems the second year quarterback likes to rock out in his spare time.

Another instance of Reggie being Reggie.

The Indianapolis Colts officially have their next franchise quarterback.

The new era of Indianapolis Colts football began with a few simple words from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, "With the first pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts select...Andrew Luck, quarterback, Stanford." And so it begins Colts fans.

Despite the fact team officials would neither confirm nor deny the report, according to ESPN, "a league source" says the Colts have already informed former Standford quarterback, Andrew Luck, that he will be their choice as the first overall pick in the draft when it begins next Thursday...

(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) I'm not going to lie, it makes me a little nauseous just writing the headline, but after giving it some thought, I've come to the realization that if there ever was a time for the Colts to move on from the man who made them relevant, that time is now. It's a thought I'm OK with that and one I think other Colts fans should be OK with as well.