It wasn't remotely close to his 2024 performance, when he was considered "off-target" on more than 25% of his attempts -- easily higher than the second-worst player in that area, the Chicago Bears' Caleb Williams (21%). But it was enough that his accuracy could remain an issue for his coaches.

Anthony Richardson's poor injury luck continued Thursday night when the quarterback left the first quarter of the Indianapolis Colts' preseason opener at the Baltimore Ravens. Richardson got the start over offseason acquisition Daniel Jones and suffered a finger injury on his right (throwing) hand on his second drive under center.

WESTFIELD — Anthony Richardson returned to practice on Saturday, two days after dislocating his pinky on his throwing (right) hand against Baltimore. Richardson did not appear to have any restrictions, continuing to rotate with Daniel Jones as the team’s No. 1 quarterback.