Anthony Richardson Teams Up With Josh Allen's Coach Chris Hess

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is set to work with biomechanical specialist Chris Hess this offseason, aiming to enhance his throwing mechanics and accuracy. Hess previously helped Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen improve his completion percentage significantly after a rocky start to his career. Richardson, who has faced criticism for his performance and health issues over his first two seasons, hopes to replicate Allen's success following his training with Hess. With a career completion rate of just 50.6%, Richardson's development is crucial for the Colts as they prepare for the 2025 season. The focus of their work will be refining short and intermediate throws, improving touch, and correcting footwork issues. General Manager Chris Ballard has underscored the importance of Richardson's progress, indicating that the Colts may seek competition for the quarterback position if he does not show improvement.