Anthony Richardson

Anthony Richardson is expected to participate in spring practices for the Colts.

Fantasy Impact

Richardson is expected to be fully cleared to participate. He is continuing to recover from shoulder surgery, but was able to resume throwing earlier in the offseason. He remains on track to be fully healthy by the start of next season.

Anthony Richardson has resumed throwing.

Fantasy Impact

Richardson, who underwent surgery on his shoulder back in October, posted a video to Twitter of him throwing. His status will be one to monitor all offseason to ensure he'll be good to go to open next season.

Anthony Richardson reportedly remains ahead of schedule in his recovery and could resume throwing soon.

Fantasy Impact

Richardson underwent shoulder surgery back in October. He has slowly progressed in his recovery and remains on track to be fully healthy for next season.

Anthony Richardson said he is progressing "way faster" than everyone thought in his recovery.

Fantasy Impact

Richardson is eight weeks out from the surgery he underwent on his injured shoulder at the end of October. He is expecting to start throwing in the next month. "They said 16 weeks after the surgery, but hopefully, I'm trying to push to get (back) before that,'' Richardson said. "But we'll see. Hopefully, I can throw next month, but if not, whenever that time does come, I know I'm gonna rip it.''

Indianapolis Colts rookie QB Anthony Richardson is undergoing season-ending surgery on his shoulder, setting him up for a 2024 return to action.

Fantasy Impact

Richardson showed early on why he was a first-rounder in the 2023 NFL Draft, and he quickly became a fantasy-relevant QB. He will finish his rookie year with 577 yards in four games (in two of which he left with an injury) and 136 yards on the ground with seven total touchdowns. He's not worth holding in redraft leagues, but dynasty managers should feel confident in his long-term outlook. Gardner Minshew II will start for the Colts the rest of the way.