Anthony Richardson Sr.

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Tue Jul 15 0:11

Anthony Richardson to be eased back

Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson (shoulder) will be eased back into practice once he is cleared to return to the field, according to head coach Shane Steichen.

Mon Jun 23 14:44

Anthony Richardson confident in shoulder

Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson (shoulder) recently told Zach Goodall of 24-7 Sports that he is 'all good' for training camp next month.'I'm all good ... not really even a bump in the road. I feel like I tripped, I fell. Just got back up and hit the ground running again,' Richardson said.

Sat Jun 14 12:35

Good news for Anthony Richardson

Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson (shoulder) is expected to be ready for the start of training camp after receiving a second opinion on his injured shoulder.

Tue Jun 10 13:10

Anthony Richardson still without a timeline

Updating an ongoing story, Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson (shoulder) remains without a timeline to return after visiting Dr. Neal ElAttrache, the surgeon who operated on Richardson's AC joint last year, in Los Angeles for a checkup, according to head coach Shane Steichen.

Redraft

Footballguys Consensus

QB32

Jason Wood

QB33

"Shoulder injury could fully derail trajectory"

Phil Alexander

QB31

Rushing is supposed to be the cherry on top for fantasy quarterbacks, not the entire sundae. Shoulder injury and (lack of) passing ability cap his once sky-high upside. Richardson is on the do-not-draft list until further notice.

Matt Waldman

QB31

Richardson's shoulder tweak needs rest, which will put him behind in the summer competition with Daniel Jones. However, Richardson is expected to be 100 percent for training camp, and that's when the most valuable part of the battle begins.

Richardson must stay healthy, and he must take fewer risks as a field general. His receivers have to catch the ball. If Richardson does his part consistently and his receivers come through, he should win this job outright and he could be a great late-round value available at the end of most fantasy drafts.

The downside is that the Colts want to move on and award the job to Jones who lacks pocket savvy and has streaky accuracy and decision-making.

Bob Henry

QB32

Andy Hicks

QB31

Maurile Tremblay

QB33

Sigmund Bloom

QB32

Jeff Haseley

QB30

Bob Harris

QB31

Dan Hindery

QB32

Jeff Bell

QB33

Alfredo Brown

QB31

Ben Cummins

QB33

Dave Kluge

QB34

Ryan Weisse

QB32

Colton Dodgson

QB32

Hutchinson Brown

QB33

Joey Wright

QB33

Matt Montgomery

QB32

Julia Papworth

QB35

Dynasty

Footballguys Consensus

QB27

Jeff Blaylock

QB29

High rushing upside—rushing has accounted for 44% of fantasy points over two seasons—but he's been a terrible passer. Poor accuracy and turnovers could get him benched at any moment.

Josh Fahlsing

QB29

I didn't buy in at the start. I still haven't bought in. The next few guys behind him are closer to their AARP cards than their rookie drafts or he'd be a few spots lower.

Andy Hicks

QB26