Three weeks after selecting Anthony Richardson with the No. 4 pick in the 2023 NFL draft, there is already growing optimism for the Indianapolis Colts about their new quarterback.
Per ESPN's Dan Graziano, the Colts "believe" the 20-year-old has "already made significant improvements" coming out of rookie minicamp earlier this month.
Graziano specifically cited the work Richardson put in with his private quarterback coach, Will Hewlett, to developing his lower-body mechanics.
This is a potentially huge development if it's directly about Richardson's legs and footwork while throwing the ball.
One of the biggest knocks against him leading up to the draft was his inaccuracy as a passer.