The Indianapolis Colts are navigating the offseason with a significant question mark at the quarterback position. Anthony Richardson, the team's 2023 first-round pick, is the frontrunner on paper, but his health and inconsistent performance raise doubts. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones has been acquired as a potential fallback, offering experience but not necessarily a long-term solution.

Rookie Riley Leonard, initially seen as a developmental prospect, could emerge sooner than expected due to his dual-threat capabilities and fit within head coach Shane Steichen’s scheme. Analysts are beginning to advocate for Leonard, suggesting he might take snaps if neither Richardson nor Jones can establish themselves. The Colts' quarterback competition will be one to watch closely this training camp, as the team looks to stabilize and potentially improve upon a lukewarm performance from last season.