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Anthony Richardson Named Colts Backup QB Two Months After Trade

WHY IT MATTERS

The Colts’ backup choice directly impacts depth chart stability and future game‑planning, potentially shaping the team’s competitive outlook for the 2026 season.

What happened

Colts head coach Shane Steichen confirmed on Thursday that former trade acquisition Anthony Richardson will serve as the team's backup quarterback for the 2026 season. Richardson, who joined the Colts two months ago, will fill the second‑string role behind the current starter. The move underscores the Colts’ strategy to secure depth at the quarterback position while evaluating Richardson’s fit within the offense. Coaches and front‑office staff will monitor his progress during training camp and preseason games, with the possibility of a promotion if performance warrants. The decision also signals the Colts’ willingness to invest in young talent for future roster flexibility.

PRIMARY SOURCES

Richardson is Colts' QB2 months after trade ask

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