Colts' Richardson Trade Hopes Fade, Future Uncertain

On April 1st, the Indianapolis Colts put their number 4 overall pick quarterback, Anthony Richardson, on the trade block, back in February at the Amher.

Scouting combined. They mutually agreed with his camp to shop him around, but so far, nothing has come close to a deal.

League insiders like Adam Schefter point out the market has been ice cold for him.

Teams aren't lining up with offers the Colts would even consider, and any talk of real interest, like from Green Bay, fizzled out quick.

Colts GM. Chris Baller keeps a reel, saying Richardson could stick around through 2026.

He calls them talented with bad luck so far, still young and growing into the high expectations that come with being drafted that high.

No trade feels imminent right now, and the Colts aren't rushing to swap a top 5 pick for scraps like late round picks.

Presidents exist for moving rookie contract QBs, but other teams just aren't biting.

With no hard deadline this offseason, eyes turned to next year's draft in late April as the next big window, but for now, Richardson's future in Indy, hangs in limbo while both sides figure out the next move.