Here is how much money Andrew Luck gave up by retiring

Andrew Luck made the shocking decision to retire from the NFL due to the toll all of his injuries have taken on his body and mind. His decision shows how much he values his health over money.

Luck was in the middle of a five-year, $123 million contract extension he signed with the Indianapolis Colts in June 2016. According to Spotrac, Luck still had $64 million left on his contract. The quarterback was due a $6 million roster bonus on September 17.

Andrew Luck had 3 years, $64M left on his contract including a $6M roster bonus to be paid 9/17/19. He earned $97.1M in his short career w/ the #Colts. He leaves behind $24.8M of dead cap split as $18.4M in 2019 & $6.4M in 2020.

— Spotrac (@spotrac) August 25, 2019

Luck was owed $9.125 million in base salary this season and $12 million in roster bonuses (half of which was paid in March).

Luck had made just over $97 million during his playing career, which lasted from 2012-2018 (including the 2017 season, which he missed due to shoulder surgery). The Colts have $12.8 million of Luck’s signing bonus allocated over 2019 and 2020, which they could ask for back given the quarterback’s retirement.

Andrew Luck has $12.8M of signing bonus cap allocation remaining on his contract, the amount the #Colts could ask him to return per his sudden retirement.

— Spotrac (@spotrac) August 25, 2019

Luck was booed by Colts fans as he walked off the field at the end of the team’s preseason game Saturday night.