Colts QB Anthony Richardson to Miss Three Games Due to High-Ankle Sprain
Indianapolis, IN – The Indianapolis Colts are set to be without their star rookie quarterback, Anthony Richardson, for the next three games after he sustained a high-ankle sprain. The injury occurred during a recent game, and following further evaluation, team doctors confirmed the severity of the sprain.
Richardson, who has been a key figure in the Colts’ offensive lineup, will be sidelined as he undergoes treatment and rehabilitation. The high-ankle sprain typically requires a recovery period of several weeks, and the team is taking a cautious approach to ensure he returns at full strength.
In Richardson’s absence, the Colts will likely turn to their backup quarterback to lead the team through this critical stretch of the season. Colts fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on Richardson’s recovery, as his dynamic playmaking ability has been a highlight for the team this year.
The Colts are hopeful that Richardson will return in time for a crucial part of the season, but for now, his focus will be on healing and returning to the field in top condition.
