Indianapolis Colts GM Chris Ballard Talks Anthony Richardson, QB CompetitionThe Indianapolis Colts have met with Penn State star tight end Tyler Warren as the NFL combine moves full steam ahead. Warren has met with Colts.

At the NFL combine this week, Colts general manager Chris Ballard acknowledged that there have been "hiccups" in Richardson's development, and suggested the team will bring in competition for him this offseason.

Two years ago, the Indianapolis Colts made Anthony Richardson their quarterback of the future. He was considered an extremely talented, albeit extremely raw prospect who would tak

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen discusses quarterback Anthony Richardson needing to be more consistent.

The Colts intend to have an "open" competition at quarterback between Anthony Richardson and a yet-to-be-determined offseason acquisition, general manager Chris Ballard said Tuesday.

Appearing on Around the Horn on Wednesday, Kevin Clark suggested that the situation may not be salvageable. “They have answered every single question wrong since they drafted Anthony Richardson two years ago,

The Indianapolis Colts are in an unpredictable space this offseason. They had a solid season and were in the playoff hunt until the end of the season. But their potential franchise quarterback is one of the rawest prospects in NFL history and the results match that standing.

To say this is a make-or-break season for Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is an understatement. Even though the young signal-caller isn't 23 years old yet, the lifespan of a starting quarterback who struggles early in his career isn't as long as it used to be.

Anthony Richardson is hoping to cement his status as the Indianapolis Colts starting quarterback going forward. The team hasn't committed to Richardson as the starter, and GM Chris Ballard expressed that the Colts anticipate bringing in another quarterback in the offseason as competition for the 22-year-old.

Some fans and pundits believe Anthony Richardson is a bust. Sure, the young Indianapolis Colts quarterback might turn out to be one. But right now, it’s too early for that kind of talk.