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Colts QB Anthony Richardson Has Resumed Throwing in Time for Training Camp
MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, JUL 17 – Anthony Richardson, 23, recovered from shoulder surgery and is expected to compete with veteran Daniel Jones for the Colts' starting quarterback job at training camp, coach says.
- On July 22, the Indianapolis Colts report to Grand Park Sports Campus to open training camp, and Richardson is believed to be fully recovered, according to ESPN's Stephen Holder.
- Last month, Richardson missed the final two weeks of offseason workouts due to shoulder soreness, after undergoing season-ending surgery to repair an AC joint sprain in 2023.
- The recovery plan prescribed by medical staff and specialists has proven effective, as Richardson trained in Florida with personal coaches, leading to progress.
- Head coach Shane Steichen described the quarterback battle as `an open competition`, implying both Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson will compete for the starting role.
- Holder also mentioned Richardson could be on a so-called pitch count early in camp to avoid fatigue, with full evaluation when he reports later this month.
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