Anthony Richardson Injury History & Updates

Anthony Richardson's Injury Guide

Low Risk

Chance of Injury in 2025

40.4%

% chance misses at least 2 quarters

Chance of Injury per Game

1- 17√1-% Inj/Season

Projected Games Missed 2025

2.40

Durability

2.30

Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable

Injury analysis powered by Draft Sharks Injury Guide, formerly Sports Injury Predictor

Anthony Richardson's Injury Status

No active injuries.

Anthony Richardson Injury History

Date	League	Injury	Games Missed	Details
Sep 29, 2024	NFL	Inguinal Hip Sprain Grade 1	1
Oct 8, 2023	NFL	Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain Grade 1	12	Richardson sustained a season-ending injury to his throwing shoulder in the second quarter of Week 5 vs. the Titans. He underwent surgery in late October.
Sep 17, 2023	NFL	Head Cranial Concussion Grade 1	1	Richardson suffered a concussion in Week 2 vs. the Texans. He returned in Week 4.
Nov 27, 2021	Non-NFL	Knee Meniscus Tear Grade 1	1	Richardson said this injury originated in high school, and that he "tore it off the bone" on this date against Florida State. He underwent surgery in December, 2021.
Oct 30, 2021	Non-NFL	Head Cranial Concussion Grade 1	-	Richardson went down against Georgia. He was available only as the "emergency QB" the next week vs. South Carolina.
Sep 11, 2021	Non-NFL	Thigh Hamstring Strain Grade 2	2	Richardson's hamstring issue first popped up in spring ball and lingered into the 2022 season, per CBS reporter Jenny Dell.

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Anthony Richardson Injury News

Colts HC Shane Steichen said Monday that QBs Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones will split first-team reps this spring. That confirms that this is a truly open competition for the starting job -- rather than Richardson having a head start as the incumbent. The Colts have made it clear since the end of the last season that Richardson would need to earn the 2025 starting job after a disappointing 2024 campaign. The team's OTAs begin on April 21.

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The Colts are finalizing a one-year deal with QB Daniel Jones. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that it's expected to pay Jones $14 million. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero adds that the contract carries a $17.7 million max value

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