It was last Wednesday that Anthony Richardson had his first practice as the Indianapolis Colts' backup quarterback, after the team made the decision to bench him in favor of Joe Flacco. So now, one week later, as the Colts head back to the practice field ...

One week after coach Shane Steichen benched the 2023 No. 4 pick in favor of 39-year-old Joe Flacco, rival NFL teams inquired about potentially trading for Richardson ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline. Those franchises were all met with the same response, per a league source: “Never.”

Though he might not be their starter at the moment, the Indianapolis Colts aren't ready to part ways with second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson.

Although the Indianapolis Colts benched second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson after his flop Week 8 performance against the Houston Texans, that doesn't mean he was available ahead of the trade deadline.

The former Indianapolis Colts punter was excited last week after they made Joe Flacco the starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson. But after Sunday night's rough performance in a loss to the Minnesota Vikings, he's less sold on the Colts.

The Indianapolis Colts' offense struggled mightily during their Week 9 loss against the Minnesota Vikings, prompting fans to wonder whether declaring Joe Flacco the starter over Anthony Richardson was truly the best move for the franchise.

Several factors likely played a role in Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen's decision to bench former number four overall pick Anthony Richardson. Whe

While multiple teams inquired about the availability of Colts QB Anthony Richardson, the team maintained he is not available to trade.

Despite Richardson's benching, the Colts have turned down teams inquiring about his availability at the trade deadline.