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Andrew Luck"s new 6-year, $140 million deal makes him the NFL"s highest-paid player. The 10 players below him are also QBs. Who are they? Phil Friend/IndyStar
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, practices at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, Thursday, June 9, 2016.(Photo: Kelly Wilkinson / IndyStar)Buy Photo
$140 million. It"s stupid money. It"s money that we can"t even understand. But Andrew Luck"s going to have to get his head around it with his new contract.
Now, he won"t receive the money in a lump sum, but for the sake of visualizing just how much cash this is, we"re going to pretend he will.
Here"s just how much money Andrew Luck is going to make:
He could buy a Boeing 757 and still have $40 million to spare.
If he donated all his money to Gleaners Food Bank, he could provide 420 million meals to hungry Hoosiers. That would feed every person in the combined populations of Fort Wayne and Evansvillethree meals a day for a year.
He could buy the naming rights for Lucas Oil Stadium. The Lucas family provided a paltry $122 million over 20 years.
He could buy 146 of the most expensive guitar Jim Irsay has ever purchased -- aFender Stratocaster used byBob Dylan.
Since he"s a big reader, he could donate his whole haul to IndyReads and provide76,712 YEARS of literacy training.
Your move, Luck.
Allison Carter is an engagement producer at IndyStar. Andrew Luck, if you"re reading this and want to toss some cash my way, get a Twitter account and follow me @AllisonLCarter. Let"s talk.
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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) prepares to pass in a 2013 game arter against the Denver Broncos. Ron Chenoy, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) during a 2013 game against the Buffalo Bills. Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports
Andrew Luck shakes hands with Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning after the two faced off in a game in 2013 that was Manning"s return to Indianapolis. Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports
Colts quarterback Andrew Luck throws a pass as he is hit by Denver Broncos defensive tackle Terrance Knighton (94) during a 2013 game. Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) prepares to pass in the third quarter against the Denver Broncos in 2013. Ron Chenoy, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) passes in a 2013 game against the Tennessee Titans. Jim Brown, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) is chased by an Arizona Cardinals defender during a 2013 game. Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck throws a pass while being pressured by Houston Texans in 2013. Brian Spurlock USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck throws a pass during a 2013 game against the Houston Texans. Brian Spurlock. USA TODAY Sports
Andrew Luck (12) throws a pass during the second half of the game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Denny Medle, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck runs n for a touchdown in a 2012 game against the Cleveland Browns Jabaal Sheard. Matt Kryger, Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck walks off the field after his NFL debut in 2012 against the Chicago Bears. Mike DiNovo, USA TODAY Sports
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck signs autographs after minicamp practice at Lucas Oil Stadium in 2012 Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, left, introduces quarterback Andrew Luck as the first overall pick of the 2012 NFL draft by the Indianapolis Colts. James Lang, USA TODAY Sports
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Here"s a roundup of news trending across the nation and world today.
What to know now:
1. Supreme Court rulings: The U.S. Supreme Court struck down restrictions in a Texas abortion law Monday, a decision that could lead to challenges to abortion legislation across the nation. In other rulings, the court upheld a law that keeps those convicted of domestic violence from owing a firearm, and set aside the bribery conviction of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell.
2. Mississippi ruling: A district judge in Mississippi ruled Monday that clerks in the state cannot deny same-s*x marriage licenses to homosexual couples, despite a new state law set to go into effect on July 1. The law, HB 1523, allows clerks to recuse themselves from providing a marriage license to same-s*x couples if they feel it is against their religious belief. The law does, however, require that clerks provide information on howsame-s*x couples can get a marriage license. "If this opinion by the federal court denies even one Mississippian of their fundamental right to practice their religion, then all Mississippians are denied their 1st Amendment rights, Lt. Gov.Tate Reevessaid Monday. I hope the states attorneys will quickly appeal this decision to the5th Circuitto protect the deeply held religious beliefs of all Mississippians.
3. Tebow helps with emergency: Former University of Florida and NFL quarterback Tim Tebow came to the aid of the family of a man having a heart attack on a Delta Airlines flight to Phoenix on Sunday. As the man became ill, passengers and crew offered to help, according to one witness. Some offered the man medical help while Tebow comforted the family and prayed with a section of the plane, the witness said. I observed a guy walking down the aisle. That guy was Tim Tebow. He met with the family as they cried on his shoulder! I watched Tim pray with the entire section of the plane for this man. He made a stand for G*d in a difficult situation, witness Richard Gotti said.
4. Pat Summitt dies: Pat Summitt, the winningest coach -- male or female -- in NCAA Division I basketball, died early Tuesday. Summitt who led Tennessee"s Lady Vols to eight championships, was diagnosed in 2011 with early-onset Alzheimer"s disease. Summitt was 64.
5. Ikea recalls chests: Ikea is recalling several chests and dressers after six children died when the furniture fell on them. The company has issued a voluntary recall of about 29 million chests and dressers, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says. At least 36 children have been injured by the chests and dressers, according to the company. Ikea is offering a refund or repair kit for the affected dressers.
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All of you celebrating someones birthday today can relax you wont have to fork over any royalties when you warble out Happy Birthday To You at the party. A district judge ruled Monday that the song is now in the public domain, meaning no one owns the song or can charge anyone for using it commercially. The ruling ends the claims of ownership Warner/Chappell Music, the music publishing company that has been collecting royalties on the song for years.
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Live Stream - RX 480 PCYes x GTX 970 MSI (testes e guerra)
AMDs new RX480 card has launched today, which means benchmarks and power efficiency tests galore popping up across the internet. Among the many articles, reviewers at Toms Hardware reported something troubling regarding power draw on the PCI Express slot.
In their testing, they found that the RX480 they had received for review drew 86W through the PCIE slot. Thats 11W above the maximum 75W specification required to meet compliance.
AMDs Senior VP and Chief Architect Raja Koduri was fortuitously present for an Ask Me Anything event earlier today, and addressed the issue when asked (gfxchiptweeter is Koduri).
We have extensive testing internally on our PCIE compliance and RX480 passed our testing, he writes. However we have received feedback from some of the reviewers on high current observed on PCIE in some cases. We are looking into these scenarios as we speak and reproduce these scenarios internally. Our engineering team is fully engaged.
If widespread, the non-compliant power draw would be a serious issue for AMD. However, there are other possibilities. The card received for review at Toms could be faulty in some way, or something went array with the testing. Reviewers were working with cards that could flash the BIOS to use either 4GB or 8GB of VRAM (to save sending a pair of cards to everyone, presumably), so thats another difference between review and market models.
For now, its something for AMDs engineers to take a good look at.
Update: A further comment from AMD states that the RX480 met Peripheral Component Interconnect Special Interest Group (PCI-SIG) compliance testing. So it passed external industry testing as well as internal tests.
Obviously there are a few GPUs exhibiting anomalous behavior, and weve been in touch with these reviewers for a few days to better understand their test configurations to see how this could be possible, that post says. We will have more on this topic soon as we investigate, but its worth reminding people that only a very small number of hundreds of RX 480 reviews worldwide encountered this issue.
All eyes are on swimming phenom Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, as he prepares to hit the pool for the Olympics in Rio. Here are 10 things you might not have known about the super athlete they call the human fish.
When Phelps was 15, he became the youngest swimmer on the U.S. Olympic team since 1932.
In Bejiing in 2008, Phelps won eight gold medals, the most of any athlete in a single Olympic games.
Rather than just one swim cap, Phelps prefers to wear two so that he is more aerodynamic.
Phelps teammates like to call him Gomer, but most people call him Iron Mike.
Since he wears a size 14 shoe, sometimes people playfully refer to his feet as fins.
Phelps renowned dolphin-like kick can be attributed to his double-jointed knees and elbows.
When Michael Phelps was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, aka ADHD, he says it was his mother, Debbie, who taught him to focusin and out of the pool.
He watches SportsCenter and sleeps in order to relax when hes done in the pool.
Even Michael Phelpsthe most decorated Olympian of all timehas a favorite athlete. His happens to be Michael Jordan.
To prepare for the Olympics, Phelps swims for two to five hours a day, six to seven days a week.
Visit teamusa.org to learn more about the Olympics in Rio.
Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow rushed to offer support and comfort to distressed passengers on a Delta Air Lines flight over the weekend when a man onboard experienced a medical emergency.
Passengers of Flight 1772 from Atlanta to Phoenix took to social media to praise Mr. Tebows selfless actions and the crews professional response when an older passenger reportedly started having heart problems.
[Tebow] made a stand for G*d in a difficult situation, passenger Richard Gotti wrote in a Facebook post Sunday that has now been shared over 9,000 times and confirmed by ABC Newss Jeffrey Cook. He met with the family as they cried on his shoulder! I watched Tim pray with the entire section of the plane for this man.
Tebow has never been shy about sharing his Christian convictions, and his public expressions of his faith have been both lauded and criticized in the past.
Tim Tebow is one of the major venues for this ongoing argument about Christianity in our public life, Tom Krattenmaker, author of "Onward Christian Athletes: Turning Ballparks into Pulpits and Players into Preachers" told The Christian Science Monitor in 2011.
People of faith see something much bigger than football, as Tebow defines what it means to follow Jesus in a jaded and uncertain modern world.
People tired of pro sports" descent toward criminal behavior, vanity, and self-indulgence see in Tebow an honorable new model for manhood.
And people affronted by public displays of religious fervor see in Tebow a showy type of faith that offends and even perverts scripture, as G. Jeffrey MacDonald wrote.
But when Tebow joined his fellow passengers in prayer on the Delta flight, he was contributing to a group effort of people pitching in the best way they knew how.
I watched strangers from all over the world and every ethnicity come to the help of this man for over an hour! Whether it was chest compressions, starting an IV, helping breathe life into this man, or praying everyone helped! wrote Mr. Gotti on Facebook.
Tebow helped the mans wife and friend retrieve their luggage and waited with them at the hospital as the man received medical attention, as People Magazine reported. The man later reportedly died in the hospital.
A Delta spokesman confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that a medical emergency had been declared on the flight, though the airlines doesnt release information about who is on flights.
"We can"t say enough about the Delta professionals who care for our customers every day and we are grateful to our customers who are so often quick to extend kindness and care to one another," Delta spokesman Brian Kruse said.
Tebow hasnt commented on the incident publicly yet, but he spoke with People in Februaryabout prayerfully helping others, saying, "Our purpose is to bring faith, hope and love to those in their darkest hour of need. And those people are everywhere. You just have to open your eyes to see them."
Lenny Dykstra took steroids during his career, got hooked on opiates after - "The Herd"
There is no such thing as a boring conversation with Lenny Dykstra.
Yet for a guy who has admitted to blackmailing umpires, taking steroids prescribed by a hillbilly doctor and forcing Craigslist housekeepers to give him a massage, you have to wonder when the former Phillies center fielder is going to run out of things to open up about.
On Tuesday, Dykstra had another revelation to share with the world: He has embarked on a new post-baseball career moonlighting as a male gigolo for elderly women.
I thought G*d put me on Earth to entertain people on the baseball field but He actually put me on earth to [pleasure women], Dykstra said on Howard Stern"s SiriusXM Radio show. Im like Picasso.
Dykstra told Stern how several elderly clients pay him for companionship and romantic dinner dates.Dykstra noted that for most of the older women, its more about intimacy than s*x. Their bones are brittle, he said.
Stern asked if Dykstra would have s*x with a woman who was Dykstra"s age.
If they paid me, he responded. Its my duty.
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Dykstra also visited the Dan Patrick Show, where he made it clear which of his former teams was wilder off the field.
"I didnt even know what partying was with the Mets, Dykstra told Patrick. That whole Mets team is made out to be some crazy, wild group. Our Phillies made them look like children. We had fun and made people like it.
Dykstra said he partied hard with his Phillies teammates, whether it was booze, drugs or other things. It was their reputation as a wild crew that made them so intimidating to other squads.
"It was rocketships, roids ... and the other teams knew it, too, Dykstra said. [The league] didnt want any part of us.
As it does often with Dykstra, the topic quickly turned to steroids, which the slugger admitted he started to take after being traded from the Mets to the Phillies in 1989 and becoming the teams everyday center fielder.
Im a small guy, Dykstra told Patrick. My body just couldnt hold up.
Dykstra said the average fan doesnt understand how grueling the 162-game season is for players.
As weird as this sounds, I actually did [steroids] for the right reason, Dykstra said. I did it for my family and my ability to stay on the field.
So what other Phillies were using steroids? Anybody who was good, an unusually reserved Dykstra said, unwilling to name anyone. The only ones who werent using them were stupid.
