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Welcome to GM Street. I'm tape Frazier and I'm joined by a man in the world of Bill Belichet.

He's smart, he's tough, he's dependable, he's Mike Lombardi. Lombardi, how are you?

I'm good, I come to work every day. I just got to do my job. That's the most important thing,

Tade. I got to do my job. Bill Belichet came out and said that's all he cares about. He said,

everyone has superstars but I'm just looking for guys that are smart, you know, in the trenches,

working hard and I'm sitting across from one today. We have quite a few talk at the topics

that we're going to hit. First up, the quarterback of the team that started to flakeate your favorite

team. The Indianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck comes out, he has surgery in January. He says that he had

an injury suffered in 2015 against the Titans. He's been dealing with that since. He said,

you know, a rough couple of years, maybe, you know, 31 touchdowns, 1300 exceptions last year.

He's done all right. But Andrew Luck now says he's going to be 100% healthy. He's going to come

back. He's going to be the guy that we all thought he would be when he was number one pick in 2012.

What do you say to Andrew Luck in this surgery and what's the future for him?

I say thank you to Jim Merse. Because Jim Merse, I finally realized that the time was now that

the Ryan Griggs and administration, that whatever Ryan Griggs and was doing there at the Indianapolis

Colts wasn't working. I mean, the idea to draft receivers, the idea to sign over 30 guys for

defense, the idea that the way they built this football team was so bad that Jim Merse being the

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