Anthony Richardson Poised for Comeback: Can He Overcome a Second Shoulder Injury Before Colts Training Camp?

The Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback saga is gearing up for a fresh showdown, and it looks like nothing’s going to throw a wrench into the plans just yet. Anthony Richardson, dodging his second shoulder setback of the offseason, is reportedly on track to join full throttle at training camp. Now, that’s a relief—and a dash of drama—for Colts fans eagerly waiting to see if the 2023 No. 4 overall pick can shake off last year’s struggles and reclaim his spot. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones, brought in to light a competitive fire under Richardson, is ready to throw his hat in the ring, promising an electrifying battle for the starting role. With both quarterbacks carrying their own baggage and a whole lot to prove, this competition could be one of the NFL’s most compelling stories come camp kickoff. Curious for the nitty-gritty? LEARN MORE

AdvertisementJones threw 47 interceptions and fumbled 50 times in his 70 games with the Giants in six seasons. The Giants signed him to an extension to his rookie contract in 2023 after he showed signs of improvement. But they benched him and ultimately cut him in 2024 after he regressed. He signed with the Vikings late in the season, but didn’t play a snap.Advertisement

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NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Friday that Richardson is expected to be healthy and ready for the start of Indianapolis Colts training camp after suffering a second injury to his throwing shoulder during offseason drills.”He is expected to be fine by training camp,” Rapoport said.AdvertisementIf Richardson is ready for the start of training camp, the 2023 No. 4 overall draft pick is expected to engage in a true quarterback competition with Jones, the former Giants quarterback who signed with the Colts this offseason.It sounds like the Anthony Richardson-Daniel Jones quarterback competition will go forward as planned.