The rookie QB's development was the most critical aspect of 2023 for Indy. Without him, where else can the Colts look to define success?
INDIANAPOLIS — stood at the 5-yard line of the indoor practice facility Thursday wearing a red non-contact shirt with a blue hoodie underneath. The hood was pulled up over his head with his colorful dreadlocks peeking out from the sides as he watched the other QBs participate in individual drills. Advertisement For the first time since he sustained an AC joint injury to his right shoulder, Richardson wasn’t wearing a sling at practice.
While that may not happen Sunday against a historically great Browns defense, at some point the game-breaking version of Taylor will need to resurface. Indianapolis’ offense will be limited with at the helm, so to alleviate some of the pressure on him and for the Colts to remain competitive, their best offensive player must reestablish himself as one of the league’s premier players.