Andrew Luck

I'm Scott Kennedy director of scouting for fox sports next and when Andrew Luck with come Stratford high school in Houston Texas he wasn't exactly a sleeper type of prospect. Six foot three and 200 plus pounds with a force of forty. He had a huge arm accurate arm he threw for 6670%. Completion rate and not just out in front I've also throwing downs field. Making a high risk roads and still complete them on this -- so. He was a big time quarterback -- you've -- now. But it wasn't just the physical ability that made him so specialists coast rave about work ethic is characters that the valedictorian. When -- Stratford high school and and from the beginning the very first interview we ever did with Andruw when he was coming out. He said he wasn't just looking to make -- football decision you're looking to make an academic decision. The class of 2008 going through 2007 now is Jim Harbaugh its first full year at Stanford and he was just beginning to give teams or if players like look. An opportunity and a reason to look at the cardinal to go play not only at a big time academic institution but the play big time football . In that class and sign guys like like look. Chase Thomas David Castro Jonathan Martin Christmas to all future NFL guys are really formed the core of his success when he's at Stanford . But it also represented a turning point for Stanford in the five years prior to that class Stanford on 144. And five star players. In the five years after that class. They signed 364. And five star players if not a surprise anymore to -- Stanford atop of the recruiting rankings and see them in the top five them. Some of the nation's best players. But back to look at the prospect I think one of the things that we may be the most underrated about him was his athleticism. I don't think anybody really knew how well he could actually run because -- -- had to. He could get away with just throwing the ball either Stafford got to adopt the one and a great running game at Stanford so he didn't happen actually on the ball. But when he got to -- NFL hotline and you lines of the 2012