With a 7-9 record after 16 games, the Indianapolis Colts have experienced yet another dismal season. Even though the Jacksonville Jaguars are still on the schedule, the narratives centre on players like quarterback Anthony Richardson, defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, head coach Shane Steichen, and general manager Chris Ballard. This article will focus on the latter.
Richardson’s 2024 season has been so awful, according to The 33rd Team, that the second-year field general is dead last in a number of categories. These consist of the touchdown to interception ratio, passer rating, and completion %

The former Florida Gator signal-caller will finish his sophomore NFL season with 11 games, 126/264 completions (47.7%), 1,814 passing yards, eight touchdown tosses, and 12 interceptions thrown. Although Richardson was successful with his feet, he also coughed up nine fumbles, 86 attempts for 499 rushing yards (5.8 average), and six ground touchdowns. Richardson’s top offseason priorities should be figuring out NFL defences cleaner, taking care of the football, and improving accuracy beyond 55%.