Colts' Richardson Trade Hopes Fading

0:00On March 31st, the Indianapolis Colts have struggled to build a solid quarterback since Andrew Luck back in the 2012 draft. They swung big with Anthony Richardson, grabbing the 23-year-old fourth overall in 2023. But after three rough seasons, his future looks shaky. He lost the starting gig to Daniel Jones last summer, sparking all kinds of trade talk. Earlier this month at the NFL Combine, the Colts and Richardson mutually agreed to explore a trade. There was over 30 days ago, and cricket's zero-solid offers have come in. Teams just aren't biting on the former Florida Gator with his spotty track record. Insiders like Adam Schaefter point out the market is super soft, with no one willing to cough up real draft picks. Even the Green Bay Packers showed mild curiosity, but nothing serious sparked. Richardson's injury woes in lack of proven play have everyone hesitant. He barely saw the field last year, popping up in garbage time for two games, and missing the end of the season with a freak orbital fracture in.

1:02Warm-ups. With one year left on his rookie deal and the fifth year option, likely getting passed on next month, options are slim. Looks like Richardson might ride the bench in Indy for another year, backing up Jones unless injury hits again. The Colts could recycle that same QB room into 2026, hoping for a late breakout or just