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Anthony Richardson Reportedly Expected to Be Ready for Colts Training Camp amid Injury

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is expected to be “OK” after a shoulder injury scare during the team’s minicamp, with a second opinion confirming the positive news, according to NFL ...

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Report: Anthony Richardson should be healthy for Colts training camp

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Anthony Richardson reportedly expected to be healthy for Colts training camp after 2nd injury to throwing shoulder

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Daniel Jones gets vote of confidence from Colts coach in early QB competition

“Very pleased with what we got right now. He’s been doing a hell of a job,” Colts head coach Shane Steichen said of Jones in his press conference Thursday.

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Shane Steichen: Daniel Jones has been doing a hell of a job

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Shane Steichen 'very pleased' with Indianapolis Colts' QB Daniel Jones

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Undrafted Colts rookie that is flying under the radar but has a real shot to steal a roster spot at a position that lacks depth

The Indianapolis Colts are going to have a competitive training camp this summer with multiple roster spots and starting jobs seeming to be up for grabs. It will be a tough year for an undrafted free agent to earn a spot.

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Major Colts’ Trade Candidate to Hold Out of Mini-Camp Over Contract Dispute

Trey Hendrickson’s holdout in Cincinnati could lead to a blockbuster trade—and the Colts are perfectly positioned to make a move for the star pass rusher.

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Should the Indianapolis Colts sign Jaire Alexander after the Green Bay Packers' decision to release the Pro Bowl corner?

The Indianapolis Colts roster still has a few obvious holes as they approach training camp. Depending on how young players perform in camp, their second outside starting corner job could end up being one of them.

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Colts HC Shane Steichen: Daniel Jones has 'been doing a helluva job'

The Indianapolis Colts gave quarterback Daniel Jones a one-year, $14 million deal to compete for the starting job, and head coach Shane Steichen loves what he has been seeing from the 28-year-old signal-caller.