The Facts: The past 19 months for Luck have consisted of right shoulder surgery, a cortisone shot, a failed comeback attempt, a trip to the Netherlands for rehab, throwing a college-size football, and a lot of mental and physical frustration. And there were times during that stretch where Luck wasn't sure he would reach the point of even playing in Thursday's preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks. "There were one or two moments where I wondered if I am ever going to be able to do this again," Luck said Tuesday.

Diehards Line:Luck, who hasn't played in a game since Week 17 of the 2016 season, could play as much as one quarter against the Seahawks depending on how the game is going. "Rhythm, get the ball out," coach Frank Reich said about what he expects from Luck. "Feeling that juice again, getting amped up and all the adrenaline that comes and controlling that on game day." According to ESPN.com's Mike Wells, he script for Luck's return couldn't have gone much better so far. He's been a full participant in nine of the team's 11 practices. He did everything except throw in the two practices he wasn't a full participant in, and those practices were pre-planned before the start of training camp. And Thursday night, we'll all get our first look at Luck in action in almost two years.