If it wasn't for Andrew Luck, the Commanders would have no luck at all.(Well, technically, they still don't.)Washington found another bridge quarterback in a long-standing search for a franchise pa ser, this time trading for now ex-Colts quarterback Carson Wentz, bringing the former Eagles quarterback back to the NFC East.MORE: But, they had another Colts quarterback on the brain, according to an ESPN report. While doing homework on potential pa sers, Washington bra s wanted to see if Luck was open to potentially returning to an NFL field.But Rodgers and Wilson weren't viable options. Rodgers wasn't going to be traded and Seattle rejected Washington's offer of three first-round picks. Watson'slegal i sues, among other factors, made him a no-go. The Commanders also watched film of many other quarterbacks just in case Dwight Howard Jersey .At one point they even wondered: Would Andrew Luck, the retired former Colt, want to play again? That went nowhere. But whether it was realistic or a Lloyd Christmas "So you're telling me there's a chance" scenario, they wanted to make sure every "i" was dotted.The talks, obviously, went nowhere, resulting in the Wentz-for-picks swap with the Colts later on.Luck has been retired since August 2019, with no reported plans to return. It's not the first time that Luck's name has been brought up in un-retirement rumors though, as the Colts have reportedly made calls to try and bring back their retired franchise pa ser.Now, the two pa sers are going to be linked in both Colts and Commanders history:In a funny coincidence, the Colts front office made a call to Luck's camp to see if he'd be interested in a return before , then the Eagles QB,in 2021, earlier reports say.Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. Or something.The NFL quarterback carousel keeps spinning, but don't expect Luck to jump back on it any time soon. Alfonzo McKinnie Jersey