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I trust Tom Moore.
So when the terminally understated former Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator is throwing around glowing compliments, I pay close attention.
Today, he is talking about Andrew Luck.
"It's really none of my business who people take in the draft, but personally, would I take him first? Yes, I'd take him first and no looking back," Moore said from his South Carolina home. "That's no reflection on anybody else, but that's what I would do.
"To me, he's the real deal. He's extremely intelligent. He was placed in a high-power, first-class program. He was very productive -- very, very dedicated to the game. Comes from a football family. He'll always be in shape, always be prepared, he'll always be willing to work. He's very aware of...
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