Page 92 - Shane Steichen News Today

Anthony Richardson and the Indianapolis Colts are still mulling their options to help the rookie quarterback recover from a right shoulder injury, including potentially season-ending surgery. Coach Shane Steichen said Monday a final decision has neither been made nor was imminent. “Obviously, we want to do what’s best for him and this organization moving forward,” he said when asked whether the team is prioritizing Richardson's long-term health over a quick return.

Colts top rookie QB sensation Anthony Richardson may be shutting his season down for surgery, given it may be considered his best chance to fully heal his injured right throwing shoulder.

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Gardner Minshew’s return to Jacksonville was a turnover-filled folly, a much different version of “Minshew Mania.” Minshew lost a fumble and threw three interceptions in his first game back in Jacksonville since the Jaguars traded him just before the 2021 season. Minshew’s miscues were critical in Indianapolis’ 37-20 loss to the Jaguars on Sunday.

With a strong early campaign for Zack Moss already underway, Gardner Minshew is playing for a job next season and another chance to be a full-time starter.

Gardner Minshew is now the starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, and things are off to a bad start for him and the offense.

INDIANAPOLIS – Colts starting right tackle Braden Smith has been ruled out of Sunday’s game at Jacksonville due to a hip injury, Indianapolis head coach Shane Steichen announced Friday. Asked if the injury was short- or long-term, Steichen said the team is “going through that process right now.”Rookie swing tackle Blake Freeland, who started in place of left tackle Bernhard Raimann the last two weeks, could start in place of Smith against the Jaguars.“I think (offensive line coach Tony...

"He plays with that chip on his shoulder, and he truly believes he’s the best in the league, and he plays like it."

A conversation with coach Shane Steichen and the potential of rookie QB Anthony Richardson helped pave the way to a resolution.

Gardner Minshew is in charge of the Indianapolis offense this week, so we can expect a lot more passing plays being called by Shane Steichen.