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- Anthony Richardson reported to Colts offseason workouts after requesting a trade, signed a contract and said he feels no awkwardness practicing.
- He will battle Riley Leonard for the No. 2 quarterback role under coach Shane Steichen, with the decision expected at training camp.
- GM Chris Ballard, who authorized trade talks, now weighs keeping Richardson through 2026, while starter Daniel Jones, on an $88 million deal, does limited practice after a torn Achilles.
