Since his return to the starting lineup in Week 11, the Indianapolis Colts' Anthony Richardson has been among the more pressured quarterbacks in football over that stretch. During that five-game span,

The Colts believe Richardson's been a better quarterback since his return from being benched, but the numbers haven't followed suit

When the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans drafted quarterbacks with high picks in 2023, they figured it could be the start of a new rivalry.

The Colts were practically playing for their playoff lives at the Denver Broncos. The defense was excellent. They allowed 193 yards, picked off Broncos quarterback Bo Nix three times and allowed 2.7 yards per rush. Over the last five seasons, defenses hitting those marks had a 24-3 record according to Stathead. It's 24-4 after Sunday.

Let’s head to the film room and take a deeper dive into Anthony Richardson and the Colts’ passing game performance in Week 15.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson opened up about the additional work he put in studying the Denver Broncos.

“It brings a lot of challenges,” Broncos coach Sean Payton said earlier this week when asked about Richardson’s designed runs. “You kind of get your 11th man back [on offense]. There are zone schemes, there are gap schemes, there’s a number of things that can stress you.

However, through the steep turbulence the Colts and Richardson suffered early on in the season, it's been clear that the players in the locker room have had his back during the pr

It was previously revealed that Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly and head coach Shane Steichen had "conversations" with Anthony Richardson