QB Anthony Richardson giving Colts something to th
With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson's future in limbo, this offseason is crucial
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- With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson's future in limbo, this offseason is crucial
- QB Anthony Richardson giving Colts something to th
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- Anthony Richardson Sr., the team's embattled 2023 fourth overall draft pick and a starter for parts of two seasons, ended his absence from the voluntary sessions, shaking up the team's quarterback unit at an important juncture of the offseason
- The Colts in March signed Jones to a two-year, $88 million contract extension that removed any doubt about who the team's quarterback will be for the foreseeable future
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With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson's future in limbo, this offseason is crucial
With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson
INDIANAPOLIS — For two full weeks of offseason workouts, the Indianapolis Colts proceeded through offensive drills behind a pair of quarterbacks whose combined NFL résumés could fit on a bar napkin
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- With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson's future in limbo, this offseason is crucial
- QB Anthony Richardson giving Colts something to th
- With Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and Richardson
- INDIANAPOLIS — For two full weeks of offseason workouts, the Indianapolis Colts proceeded through offensive drills behind a pair of quarterbacks whose combined NFL résumés could fit on a bar napkin
- With starter Daniel Jones still sidelined following his ruptured right Achilles in early December, 2025 sixth-round pick Riley Leonard (one NFL start) and Seth Henigan (zero NFL snaps) handled the offense
Why this matters
- Anthony Richardson Sr., the team's embattled 2023 fourth overall draft pick and a starter for parts of two seasons, ended his absence from the voluntary sessions, shaking up the team's quarterback unit at an important juncture of the offseason
- The Colts in March signed Jones to a two-year, $88 million contract extension that removed any doubt about who the team's quarterback will be for the foreseeable future
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