Like every NFL front office official, coach, player or fan, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck heard about San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's new lucrative $110-million deal.

Luck, like he has always done, isn't worried about what that means for him once he's eligible for a contract extensive next year.

“As a football fan I pay attention, I think it's weird to talk about other people's contract,” during a meeting with the media at the team's complex Thursday. “It's weird. What's his business is his business, but as a football fan, you go ‘that's awesome.' I got to know Colin in the Bay Area, so I'm happy for him. As it pertains to me and the future, it's for my agent to discuss. It's not the time or place to think about that.”

It's not surprising that Luck didn't have much to say about Kaepernick's new deal. The Colts quarterback doesn't operate like that. He's focus is strictly on what it'll take for Indianapolis to take the next step in the AFC next season.