Anthony Richardson is the second quarterback fined for the infraction this season; the other was Cowboys backup Trey Lance.

Anthony Richardson received a hefty fine from the NFL on Saturday. The Indianapolis Colts quarterback was fined $22,511 for unnecessary roughness

It’s safe to assume the 2024 season hasn’t gone according to plan for second-year Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson. The former No. 4 overall

Indianapolis Colts field general Anthony Richardson didn't have the performance he would've liked against the Detroit Lions. However, Richardson is focused on defeating the New England Patriots and Drake Maye at Foxborough to move to 6-7.

Looking ahead, Franklin isn’t going anywhere during the offseason since he inked a three-year, $31.3 million extension earlier this year. Speed, however, is in the final season of a two-year, $8 million deal, and his play this season doesn’t make it a no-brainer to bring him back, especially if he’s expecting a raise.

As the NFL season is almost at its end, there are rumors regarding Colts QB Anthony Richardson and a possible return to the team in 2025.

Anthony Richardson feels his Colts team is up for the challenge. "Everything's still on the table for us," Richardson said. "But there's a sense of urgency just getting some W's, stacking them up, because we know that we need the rest of them to get what we want.

It's been a rollercoaster ride for the Colts and Richardson this season as the quarterback was benched, only to be returned to the starting lineup a few weeks later. It's led to a lot of speculation about his extended future with the team.

The Colts have to get Jonathan Taylor going. Putting so much of the offensive burden on Richardson isn't a recipe for consistent success.

PFF graded Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson as the fifth-best passer in the NFL on Sunday vs. the Detroit Lions.