INDIANAPOLIS -- With the NFL offseason still in its earliest stages, most of the looming moves by the Indianapolis Colts remain unpredictable.
But there is clarity on at least one important issue the team needs to work through: The Colts are going to make a move of some significance at quarterback this offseason.
General manager Chris Ballard is on record saying the team needs to add "competition" at quarterback alongside 2023 first-round pick Anthony Richardson, who faces a pivotal Year 3 in 2025. Richardson's uneven performance to date (50.6% career completion rate) and his injury history naturally give the Colts pause as they look toward the future.