Colts QB Richardson Recovers Shoulder Injury Ready Training Camp Battle Jones

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson has reportedly recovered from the right shoulder injury that sidelined him during offseason activities, and he is expected to participate in training camp starting July 22. Despite his strong running ability and a powerful arm, Richardson has struggled with passing accuracy and consistency, completing just over 50% of his passes in his two NFL seasons, which, combined with multiple injuries, has put his starting role in jeopardy. The Colts signed veteran Daniel Jones to a one-year, $14 million contract to provide competition and security at the quarterback position, with Jones performing well during Richardson's absence. Colts head coach Shane Steichen has emphasized that the starting job will go to the quarterback who is most consistent and gives the team the best chance to win. While Richardson is back throwing with velocity and appears physically ready, questions remain about his durability and ability to regain momentum in the competition. The upcoming training camp will be crucial in determining whether Richardson can fend off Jones and secure his future with the Colts.