Colts QB Anthony Richardson Expected Healthy for Training Camp

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is expected to be healthy and ready for the start of training camp after a second shoulder injury during offseason drills. Following a second opinion from renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache, who performed Richardson's initial surgery, it was determined that Richardson does not require further surgery and only needs rest and rehabilitation. Richardson missed much of the offseason practices, including organized team activities and minicamp, due to soreness in the same shoulder that required AC joint surgery during his rookie season. In his absence, veteran quarterback Daniel Jones has taken all first-team reps and impressed Colts head coach Shane Steichen, creating a promising quarterback competition. Despite Richardson's limited reps and accuracy issues last season, the Colts are optimistic about a healthy competition as training camp opens on July 22. The coaching staff has not yet announced when Richardson will resume throwing at full speed, but his return is viewed as a positive development for the franchise.