Colts Owner on Richardson: 'Short End of the Stick'

0:00On March 30th, Colt's owner, Carly Erse Gordon, just spoke out on quarterback Anthony Richardson amid swirling trade rumors. She's proud of how he's carried himself, calling him immensely talented with a real shot at an NFL career if he wants it. But injuries have derailed him hard, in three seasons he's only played in 17 games. On the field when healthy, Richardson's been up and down, completing just 50.6% of his passes with 11 touchdowns and 13. Picks, he has flashed upside rushing for 634 yards and 10 scores, but consistency's been the issue. Erse Gordon feels for him, saying he's getting the short end of the stick with all those injuries. Fans and analysts see the writing on the wall since last summer when Daniel Jones took over a starter in training camp, clouding Richardson's path, back to the top spot. Jones held it down through the first half of the season, but rookie Riley Leonard stole the show in week 18 against Houston's tough defense. Proving he could be a solid backup and giving the Colts more options.

1:02Trade talks heat up as the team eyes cap space and pass deals for first round quarterbacks like him could be a fresh star for Richardson somewhere that fits his dual threat style better. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.