Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. received the news on Tuesday that he lost the quarterback competition to Daniel Jones and will be the backup in Indianapolis in 2025. As a result, his future with the organization is up in the air. Richardson’s agent, Deiric Jackson, spoke to ESPN’s Stephen Holder about what the future could hold.

Anthony Richardson won't be the starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts when they take the field on Sept. 7 for their Week 1 matchup with the Miami Dolphins. Roughly 24 hours ago, Daniel Jones was named the team's starter.

The Colts keep saying they'll be patient with Richardson, but it's hard not to believe their patience has run out.

The Indianapolis Colts might not say it publicly, but their experiment with quarterback Anthony Richardson has reached its conclusion. By naming Daniel Jones as the Week 1 starter over Richardson, the Colts have essentially admitted that the fourth overall pick in the 2023 draft simply doesn't have a future in Indianapolis.

The Tennessee Titans and the rest of the AFC South are reacting to the news of the Indianapolis Colts benching Anthony Richardson in favor of former New York Gi

Indianapolis opted for Daniel Jones as its QB1 over Anthony Richardson. These five teams should make a call about the 2023 No. 4 overall pick.

The Indianapolis Colts have made their decision on their starting QB, with head coach Shane Steichen naming veteran Daniel Jones as the Week 1 starter during a press conference between preseason Weeks 2 and 3.

With the recent news of Daniel Jones being named the Colts’ starter, dealing Anthony Richardson to the Radiers could revitalize the young QB's career.

The entire Colts organization has failed Anthony Richardson Sr. Everyone has played a role. Richardson himself carries some of the blame. General manager Chris Ballard, head coach Shane Steichen and offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter all have blood on their hands.