Former Colts 1st round pick says Andrew Luck was the best QB he played with over even Tom Brady

The Indianapolis Colts drafted Phillip Dorsett with the 29th pick in the 1st round of the 2015 NFL Draft. His career with the Colts didn't meet the expectations that typically come with being a first round selection. He only spent two seasons with the Colts before being traded to the New England Patriots ahead of the […]

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Dec 18, 2016; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Phillip Dorsett (15) celebrates his touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings in the fourth quarter at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Colts won 34-6.
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The Indianapolis Colts drafted Phillip Dorsett with the 29th pick in the 1st round of the 2015 NFL Draft. 

His career with the Colts didn't meet the expectations that typically come with being a first round selection. He only spent two seasons with the Colts before being traded to the New England Patriots ahead of the 2017-2018 NFL season. 

But boy, did he have a bold take to share on The Money Down podcast about playing with both Andrew Luck and Tom Brady. 

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Dorsett shared that many know he played with Tom Brady with the Patriots, and they ask him who the best QB he's ever played with is. And his answer will shock most people. 

"I always say this to everybody; people ask me because they know I played with Tom (Brady). Who Is the best QB you played with? To be honest, when it comes to talent, it was Andrew Luck. For sure, talent wise man Andrew was different. He was just a natural-born leader; he was still young, and the way he carried himself, you would think this man was a ten-year vet. He was tough as hell and athletic. You watch him play basketball, and you'd say this man was an all-around athlete. He had a strong arm, was smart, and was accurate. It was just injuries."

Saying any QB you played with was better/more talented than Tom Brady will shock many. But this Is just further testament of how large of a travesty it was to the game of football that a talent like Andrew Luck had to hand it up so early in his career. And if you don't want to take Dorsett's word for it how about former Colts offensive coordinator and Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians.