INDIANAPOLIS – Yet another offseason of workouts with a new quarterback came and went for the Indianapolis Colts last week, this time with Matt Ryan under center.
This quarterback change -- the fifth in as many years for the Colts -- had a different feel than the one last season with Carson Wentz.
It was the same type of feeling they had in 2020, when they added veteran Philip Rivers -- the type in which there weren't as many questions at quarterback as they had in 2017 with Andrew Luck’s shoulder injury; in 2018, when Luck had thrown a football only a few times after missing the 2017 season; in 2019 with Luck’s calf injury; and in 2021 with Wentz as a whole.