Colts Quarterback Richardson Attends Workouts After Trade Request
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson reported for voluntary offseason workouts and participated in full-team practice Wednesday. He has not withdrawn a trade request made earlier this year but said he intends to fulfill his contract obligations.
foxnews.comIndianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson reported for voluntary offseason workouts earlier this month and took first-team repetitions Wednesday during the full-team portion of practice. Richardson, the fourth overall pick in the 2023 draft, said he decided to attend after growing impatient waiting for a trade. "I signed a contract," he said.
"I was still on this team before the trade stuff. "
Richardson declined to restate a preference for a trade when asked Wednesday. "I'm not really focused on that right now," he said. "
roster context Richardson has recovered from an orbital bone fracture sustained last year when a stretching band struck his face.
He also sustained two season-ending injuries during his first three seasons and was previously benched. Starting quarterback Daniel Jones is recovering from a torn Achilles and recently signed an $88 million contract. Coach Shane Steichen has also praised rookie Riley Leonard as a potential option at the position.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- February 2026
Richardson's agent contacted general manager Chris Ballard about a possible trade.
1 sourceESPN - Early May 2026
Richardson reported for voluntary offseason workouts after initially staying away.
1 sourceESPN - May 27, 2026
Richardson participated in full-team practice and addressed his trade request status.
1 sourceESPN
Potential Impact
- 01
The Colts may continue evaluating multiple quarterbacks during training camp.
- 02
Richardson could remain on the Colts roster for the 2026 season if no trade occurs.
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