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Anthony Richardson has been ruled out because of an ongoing back injury according to NFL insider Adam Schefter. "Colts ruled out QB Anthony Richardson for Sunday's regular-season finale vs.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Colts starting quarterback Anthony Richardson did not practice Thursday, according to the team. Richardson, who has been dealing with lower back spasms that stem from a disc issue ...

After Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson was ruled out of last week's contest vs. the New York Giants, his status looks in question again ahead of their upcoming Week 18 matchup.

Brad Richardson has been around the NHL block and then some. He’s been on great teams — the 2012 Los Angeles Kings — and some pretty good teams — the late 2000s Colorado Avalanche and ...

INDIANAPOLIS – The Milwaukee Bucks scratched out a 120-112 victory over the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Tuesday in a New Year’s Eve matinee. The Pacers (16-18), led by Oshkosh ...

The Indianapolis Colts enter Week 17 with Anthony Richardson on the shelf after the second-year quarterback was ruled out for Sunday's contest against the Giants due to a back and foot injury.

Yet there does not appear to be any question on Richardson's status for the 2025 ... with an adjustment aimed at easing future salary cap burden and signaling he is expected to be on Cleveland's ...

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson "is viewed as the presumptive starter for next season," according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Echoing earlier reporting on the situation ...