Colts' Richardson Trade Rumors, Jones' Injury Recovery

On March 31, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, their fourth overall pick in 2023, just hasn't panned out like the

Superstar they hoped for.

Injuries derailed his first three seasons, leaving fans and the front-off as questioning his future in Indy.

Owner Carly Ursaic Gordon recently spoke at the owner's meetings, praising his talent but stopping short of a full commitment, hinting his time there.

Might be winding down.

Earlier this month, Richardson's camp met with the team and push for a trade, with both sides agreeing a fresh start, makes sense.

Reports say no deal is close yet, but teams like the Green Bay Packers are watching closely as free agency dust settles.

Players and insiders see the writing on the wall.

Richardson's injury history has led to just 17 games, 15 starts, and 8 and 7, record and shaky passing stats with only 11 touchdowns against 13 picks.

His rushing flashes were cool, but consistency never showed up.

Meanwhile, the Colts are all in on Daniel Jones after his strong run last year.

They signed him to a one-year $14 million deal, then extended for two years and 88 million.

Before his injury, he sparked a 7-in-1 start with 19 touchdowns and a solid passer rating, building real chemistry with Coach Shane, Steichen.

Ursaic Gordon's optimistic about Jones hitting the ground running in 2026, calling his rehab on track, and the vibe like hitting play on a pause movie.

Still, that injury recovery looms as the big wild car for Indy's reset a quarterback.