Wave Sports + Entertainment's Bomani Jones, formerly of ESPN, feels the clouds around Richardson are more the team's fault than it is the former Florida passer's. "I was high on A

Chris Ballard is entering his ninth year as the Colts’ general manager in 2025. When asked why he was allowed another season after finishing 8-9, Ballard responded that owner Jim Irsay expressed belief in him after they decided to fire Frank Reich in 2022.

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren, widely considered the best tight end in the 2024 NFL draft class, is a potential target for the Indianapolis Colts, who are in need of a tight end position.

Shortly after Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard confirmed during the NFL Scouting Combine that 2023 first-round draft pick Anthony Richardson will be part of an "open" competition for the starting job this summer,

With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Indianapolis Colts should make in the coming months.

How Saints can free $60M in cap space • QB competition for Anthony Richardson? • What will Raiders do at QB in FA or draft ... when he came into the league and when we took him, it ...

the Colts say they want Anthony Richardson to earn the starting job. They handed him the job as a rookie, despite his inexperience and uneven results at the University of Florida, because that’s what you do in today’s NFL when you draft a quarterback ...

One of the most fascinating and polarizing quarterbacks in the NFL over the past few years has been Indianapolis Colts passer Anthony Richardson. After stunning scouts with his athleticism and arm strength at the NFL combine, Richardson became the No. 4 overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft despite having played in just 24 games at the college level.

Ballard wants to bring in a QB to "create real competition ... (someone) who can really challenge from a production standpoint, too.”

The Indianapolis Colts put on a show while doing the same draft analysis as every other team ... and fielded questions regarding a potential pairing with quarterback Anthony Richardson in Indianapolis after holding a formal interview with the team.

There was a point when it felt like an outright necessity to give a draft class three years before determining whether or not those players hit. Things have changed to a degree, as we’ve seen an influx of young players

With the Colts set to hold a competition at the quarterback position this spring and summer, Steichen detailed where he'd like to see former first-round pick Anthony Richardson improve as he tries to salvage his Indianapolis tenure.