Would Andrew Luck's Pro Football Hall of Fame Ballot Be Held Up Because He Didn't Play in His 30s?

I hate to be Pro Football's Answer to Kindergarten Cop, but, Would Andrew Luck's Pro Football Hall of Fame Ballot be Held Up because He Didn't Play in his 30s? Sadly, his 30s are in the future tense, he would have been medically retired in no hand because he was an Indianapolis Colt, and it would have unhanded a successful transition from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck.

Would we not enjoyed the same stats had it been a Jameis or Johnny Blocker later? I doubt the Irsay/Polian Plan was to have a Brett Favrian Spin in Position Later. Peyton Manning restored class to the Colts name nationally, and I've even rededicated posts about Football History, but, that is neither now or later.

It would be above Kaep and AB and their thefts that have come to the point that you'd never get a penny back from them. I don't think if the closest rival to Andrew Luck is Terrell "Mile High Salute" Davis, and Andrew Luck's Closest Rival in High School could be easily confused for someone who'd upset Lewis Hamilton.

In hindsight, would have stable coaching kept Luck up? Or would it have ran out later?