Colts' Richardson Trains Privately Amid Trade Talks

0:00On April 20th, Colts General Manager Chris Ballard shared that the team's off-season workout program kicked off with strong attendance on Monday, but one big name was missing. Quarterback Anthony Richardson, the 23-year-old former fourth overall pick. He's training privately with his own crew in Jacksonville Florida, while both sides hunt for trade to get him a new spot. Richardson asked for the trade chance back at the NFL Combine almost two months ago and the Colts agreed. He lost his starting gig to Daniel Jones in August, then dealt with a fractured orbital bone from a weird pre-game mishap in October. He got back to practice in late December. Ballard says Richardson is still easing back from the injury but clear for regular drills. Those vision problems from the fracture hung around, missing with his snap handling late last season, and some effects linger without specifics. No trade is pop yet, and Ballard dodged questions on cutting him before the draft, or picking up his fifth year option by May 1st. That fully guaranteed $10.8 million cap hit makes things tricky. For now,

1:05Richardson stays on his own path, and the Colts keep the door open for a deal that fits everyone. We'll see how it shakes out as draft season heats up. That wrap's NFL news today. Brought to you with AI.