Why the Colts are in no rush to trade, release or get rid of Anthony Richardson

Yes, a draft pick can be useful, and that would probably be the return in a deal. But it wouldn't be anything better than a mid-round selection, if that.

Given that Richardson is in the final year of his current deal, another team wouldn't know for sure whether Richardson would get a chance to prove himself there, either, before hitting free agency.

The Colts might want to keep him around while they await news on Jones' health. They've also got Riley Leonard, but in general, trading away a QB while your starter recovers from a major injury may not be advisable.

Other teams also don't have a ton of incentive to trade for Richardson. At least at this point in the offseason, most players are healthy and most teams are trying to get a look at the guys already in the building.

The best chance for Richardson might be a preseason injury elsewhere that creates an opening that he gets a chance to fill.

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