Colts Players Seek Trades, Save Cap Space

0:00It's April 20th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Two Indianapolis Colts players skipped the first day of offseason workouts, according to General Manager Chris Ballard. Quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. and quarterback Kenny Moore. The second are both having their agents shopped them around for trades. Richardson got the green light to explore deals earlier this offseason after the team locked in Daniel Jones as their top quarterback. Even when healthy, he is not meshed well with head coach Shane Stuykin, and moving him could free up over $5 million in cap space for the U.M. Colts. Moore has been a locker room leader in slot corner for nine seasons in Indy, earning a pro-bowl nod back in 2021. Lately though, he is not fitting the new defensive scheme under coordinator Lou Anorumo, so the team agreed to mutually look at trade options. A trade for Moore, before June 1st, could save the Colts more than $7 million with second-year corner Justin Wally stepping up as a younger option after impressing in

1:03camp last year despite his rookie injury. For Richardson, second-year guy Riley Leonard looks ready as backup behind Jones. Ballard hinted Moore might just get released if no trade partner bites, unlike Richardson's situation with his youth and position in play keep an eye. And how Indy reshapes this roster heading into next season.