Trending Now - Colts QB Anthony Richardson Joins Otas Despite Trade Speculation

WHO:

Pro Football Network - Anthony Richardson Sr. returned to Colts voluntary OTAs after his trade request stalled.

NBC Sports - Quarterback Anthony Richardson is involved with the Indianapolis Colts.

NBC Sports - Stephen Holder of ESPN reported on Richardson's decision.

WHAT:

NBC Sports - Richardson reported to Indianapolis’ voluntary offseason program on Monday after staying away for the past two weeks.

NBC Sports - The Colts have not given any indication that Richardson will be released.

Pro Football Network - All of Anthony Richardson Sr.'s preferred landing spots are now filled.

NBC Sports - Richardson's return to the Colts provides them with another available quarterback as Daniel Jones continues to recover from a torn Achilles.

NBC Sports - Riley Leonard and Seth Henigan are also on the roster at quarterback for the Colts.

NBC Sports - Richardson reported to the Colts' voluntary offseason program after staying away for two weeks.

NBC Sports - The Colts have been trying to trade Richardson throughout the offseason.

NBC Sports - Richardson has started 15 games combined in his first two seasons.

NBC Sports - In his 17 career appearances, Richardson has completed 50.6 percent of his passes for 2,400 yards, with 11 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.

NBC Sports - Richardson has rushed for 634 yards with 10 touchdowns.

WHERE:

NBC Sports - The offseason program is located in Indianapolis.

WHEN:

NBC Sports - The Colts declined to pick up Richardson’s fifth-year option by last week’s deadline.

WHY:

NBC Sports - No trade deal for Richardson has materialized, prompting his return to the team.

HOW:

NBC Sports - Richardson was unavailable last season after a freak pregame accident left him with a fractured orbital bone in his eye.

NBC Sports - Richardson was unavailable last season after a freak pregame accident left him with a fractured orbital bone in his eye.

NBC Sports - Richardson's decision to report to the offseason program follows a period of absence.

(UPDATED May 5, 2026 15:36 UTC)

Richardson has reported to the Indianapolis Colts' voluntary offseason program after missing the last two weeks. The team has not indicated any plans to release him, despite his absence. Last season, Richardson was unavailable due to a freak pregame accident that resulted in a fractured orbital bone in his eye.

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(UPDATED May 5, 2026 04:06 UTC)

Anthony Richardson Sr. has returned to the Colts' voluntary OTAs after his trade request stalled. Unfortunately for him, all of his preferred landing spots are now filled, leaving him with limited options. This development comes as the team continues to prepare for the upcoming season.

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(UPDATED May 5, 2026 01:29 UTC)

Richardson's return to the Colts gives the team another quarterback option as Daniel Jones continues to recover from a torn Achilles. Alongside Richardson, Riley Leonard and Seth Henigan are also on the roster, providing depth at the position. Richardson had been unavailable last season due to a freak pregame accident that resulted in a fractured orbital bone in his eye.

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(UPDATED May 4, 2026 23:21 UTC)

Quarterback Anthony Richardson has reported back to the Indianapolis Colts' voluntary offseason program after a two-week absence. This decision comes as the Colts have been unable to finalize a trade for Richardson, who has started 15 games in his first two seasons and has completed just over half of his passes for 2,400 yards, with 11 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. Additionally, Richardson has rushed for 634 yards and 10 touchdowns, but the team declined to pick up his fifth-year option by last week’s deadline.