It was an up-and-down season for the Indianapolis Colts’ second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson in 2024. But running back Jonathan Taylor remains confident in what’s ahead for both Richardson and the team.

If the Colts are committed to providing Richardson with the best environment to grow, bringing back Ehlinger must be a strong consideration.

The Indianapolis Colts could take a chance on another athletic dual-threat quarterback in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft.

According to Over the Cap, Richardson’s cap hit this season will be $9.27 million. This is made up of a base salary of just $1.03 million, a pro-rated $5.43 million that comes from Richardson’s $21.72 million signing bonus that he earned when his contract was signed, along with a $2.8 million roster bonus.

Anthony Richardson, the No. 4 draft pick in 2023 and one of the biggest (6-foot-4, 244 pounds) and fastest (4.43 40-yard dash) quarterbacks the NFL has seen, was the unquestioned starter in Indianapolis. It was welcome news for a team that had not seen a quarterback start consecutive season openers since Andrew Luck in 2015-16.

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. shared his opinions on the criticism of quarterback Anthony Richardson.