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Michael Pittman Jr. organized this years passing workouts in Miami, Florida.

Shaquille Leonard roared onto the practice field Wednesday at Westfields Grand Park Sports Campus, and a throng of Colts fans roared right back.

NFL Network reported Monday that Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson has signed a four-year, $33.99 million contract with all of the money guaranteed.

Last season was a huge disappointment for the Indianapolis Colts. The organization failed to meet expectations in every area. Most of the time the offensive line is where the problem starts offensively.

Head coaches who need strong starts, running back contract woes and the chase of the Chiefs are among the hot topics as camps open.

The Colts are about to kick off training camp this year, and there’s a schedule, as well as a few key players to watch.

As the Indianapolis Colts report for training camp, what will be the biggest challenge for them in 2023?

There are still some starting spots up for grabs within the Colts starting offensive and defensive lineups at camp.

Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard knows rookie quarterbacks learn best from playing. Richardson, the No. 4 overall draft pick, arrived at his first NFL training camp Tuesday with big expectations on a team that intends to patiently monitor his progression through the preseason. "You don't want to put him out there and he's not ready to handle everything that requires him playing the position,” Ballard said.

Anthony Richardson, the No. 4 overall draft pick, arrived at his first NFL training camp Tuesday with big expectations on a team that intends to patiently monitor his progression through the preseason. Ballard didnt say whether Richardson must hit certain milestones or could make his debut in small, specialized packages.