In a challenging matchup against the Green Bay Packers, Anthony Richardson of the Indianapolis Colts struggled significantly, completing only 17 of 34 passes for 204 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions. Despite showing some promise with his legs, rushing for 37 yards on four carries, his performance was marred by turnovers, including two fumbles. His chemistry with receivers was inconsistent, particularly with Michael Pittman, which raises concerns heading into the next game against the Bears.
- Richardson's performance highlights the growing pains of a young quarterback.
- His chemistry with Alec Pierce is a positive sign, but struggles with the primary receiver Pittman are concerning.
- Richardson needs to improve his passing efficiency moving forward.
Anthony Richardson | QB
Injury
Pickup
Week 2
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4 carries
37 rush yards
0204 pass yards
1 pass TDs
2 fumbles
3 interceptions
- Struggled with accuracy, completing less than 50% of his passes.
- Had a total of three interceptions, two of which were costly.
- Showed some mobility with 37 rushing yards but needs to limit turnovers.
Indianapolis Colts
- The Colts need to support Richardson better to help him grow.
- Establishing a stronger connection with Michael Pittman is crucial for the offense.