Colts Trade Rumors: Richardson's Future, Wright & Harrison in Play

0:00On March 23rd, a month ago, the Indianapolis Colts and quarterback Anthony Richardson mutually agreed to explore a trade, but so far, no deal has. Happened. General manager Chris Ballard seized Richardson, their former fourth overall pick, plus one of their dress selections as a way to land a solid pass, Russia, and strengthen the team's defense right away. Weeks of waiting have passed with little movement, and the Colts know they won't land a superstar in return. Instead, they're eyeing realistic options that fit their needs without breaking the bank. The Colts' pass rush has been thin, leaving their defense vulnerable, and fans are eager for any upgrade that could make a real difference on game. Days. Ballard's strategy focuses on proven young talent to build depth without huge risks. One strong candidate is Cleveland Brown's Ed rusher, Alex Wright, a 25-year-old with a career high, five-and-a-half sacks last season, and solid grades from pro football analysts. Another is Atlanta Falcon's defensive end, Zach Harrison, a big six-foot-five-force

1:02who flashed four-and-a-half sacks before a knee injury sidelined. Him. As trade talks heat up before the deadline, keep an eye on these moves that could reshape any napluses front seven and give Richardson a fresh start. Elsewhere.