Whatever they end up paying him there would be 25 teams lined up around the block to pay him more.
You're a fvucking moron.
25 teams? Really? let's examine, shall we-
New England- no
Cincinnati- no
Pittsburgh- no
Arizona- no
Seattle- no
New Orleans- no
Oakland- no
Dallas- no
San Diego- no
Green Bay- no
Atlanta- no
NY Giants- no
Baltimore- no
Carolina- no
that's 14 definites in the no column, so that reduces your total to 17. Let's go further-
Houston- just signed Osweiler, so probably a no
Miami- still seem to love Tannehill for some reason, so probably no
Jacksonville- VERY high on Bortles, and the kid looks like he can play, so let's say no
TN- no
Tampa- no
Detroit- Stafford can still play and has put up better numbers than Luck in the past, so leaning no here
Kansas City- iffy at best, probably not
Washington- they think they can win with Cousins and appear to be out of the high-dollar free agent game, so we'll say no here as well
that's 8 more that I would have to lean more towards no, so that leaves us with 9. Moving on-
Chicago- maybe
Minnesota- maybe
Buffalo- yes
NY Jets- probably
Cleveland- yes
Denver- yes
Philadelphia- probably
LA- yes
SF- maybe
so, that leaves us with 9 potential landing places for Andrew Luck, 4 that are probably definite.
Seriously, what has Luck done at this point in his career to warrant that kind of deal? He's nothing more than a slightly younger version of Matthew Stafford. Actually, Stafford's numbers are a little better.
edit- Stafford was also drafted #1 overall. Seriously, do you think Stafford would get the kind of deal and consideration around the league that you seem to think Luck would if he were to become an unrestricted FA? Swap places with them and you'll get the same results.