Following 2026 NFL draft, Kenny Moore, Anthony Richardson remain Colts

Following the conclusion of the 2026 NFL draft, Kenny Moore and Anthony Richardson remain members of the Indianapolis Colts.

Both players requested trades earlier this offseason. Neither has reported for voluntary offseason programs.

How active the Colts were in shopping the two players over the weekend, or whether or not there was any sort of interest, is unknown. But a deal was not made.

What's next for Colts' Kenny Moore and Anthony Richardson?

Although it was reported during the NFL combine in late February that Richardson and the Colts were exploring the possibility of a trade, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported after the fact that a trade hadn't taken place because Richardson's market was "soft."

When speaking with reporters at the NFL league meetings a few weeks ago, Ballard didn't rule out the idea of Richardson remaining with the team. The Colts want to ensure they are getting a fair return for him.

"He's down in Jacksonville training," Ballard said in his pre-draft press conference. "I have talked to his trainer, and I talk to him often, and his agent. He's in good spirits. Nothing has transpired at this point. I don't know any question you're going to ask other than will he be here? Well, he could be. We'll see, but as of right now, he's down there training in Jacksonville. We'll kind of work through that as we go."

With Moore, he felt that it was time for a change. When the news first broke that the Colts and Moore would explore a trade,  reported that the desire was "partly a scheme fit issue."