ESPN draft analyst Jordan Reid recently weighed in on how the Colts should approach the first round of the 2025 NFL draft.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson had a rough outing for his sophomore campaign in the NFL, struggling with accuracy, turnovers, and adjusting to the speed of NFL defenses. In a recent article from Maurice Moton of Bleacher Report,

Anthony Richardson will not enter 2025 as the unquestioned starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. Colts general manager Chris Ballard told

When meeting with the media, Colts’ GM Chris Ballard said that there will be competition in 2025 for quarterback Anthony Richardson.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is in unwanted territory regarding 2024's quarterback rankings.

According to Pro Football Reference, Richardson ended Week 18 ranked last among qualified players with a 47.7% completion percentage, last with a 61.6 passer rating and 31st with a 47.5 adjusted QBR. Over 11 games, he tossed eight touchdown passes and 12 interceptions.

T he Indianapolis Colts are well versed in employing a quarterback who not only elevates his teammates but also covers holes on the roster. I have heard the debate regarding wheth

Richardson's stat line for 2024 as a passer paints a picture of a struggling young quarterback trying to adjust to the speed of NFL defenses. The former Florida Gator signal-caller will conclude his sophomore NFL campaign with 11 games, 126/264 completions (47.7%), 1,814 passing yards, and eight touchdown tosses to 12 interceptions thrown.

The Indianapolis Colts fell short of their goal of making the playoffs in 2024. And now it seems like there are more questions surrounding the Colts than there are answers to. At this point, Anthony Richardson is one of those questions.