Colts Trade Richardson, Sign Jones

0:00On February 26th, the Indianapolis Colts have allowed quarterback Anthony Richardson to seek a trade partner. They drafted him fourth overall in 2023, hoping he'd be their franchise guy, but injuries and inconsistency have derailed that plan. Richardson's struggle from the start, playing just four games as a rookie before season-ending shoulder surgery. Last year, he started 11 games, but missed time with hip, foot, and back issues. At bench twice, and posted the league's lowest completion rate, at 47.7% among starters, with eight touchdowns and 12 picks. General manager Chris Ballard expressed belief in Richardson's potential just two days ago, calling him young and still developing. But the team has moved on by signing Daniel Jones, who won the starting job and led them to an eight and two start before his own Achilles injury, sidelined him for the final four games. Now, with Jones recovering and the Colts pushing for a new deal, they're expecting him back for training camp. Meanwhile, Richardson's role looks shaky, despite Ballard's praise for his attitude and

1:04clearance to play. This leaves the young quarterback's future up in the air, as the team reshapes his line-up heading into the off-season. Now, with Jones recovering and the Colts pushing for a new deal, they're expecting him back for training camp. Meanwhile, Richardson's role looks shaky, despite Ballard's praise for his attitude and clearance to play.