Colts' Anthony Richardson Aiming for Early Recovery from Shoulder Surgery

Despite the rookie quarterback's absence, the Colts maintain a competitive position in the AFC South as Richardson prepares for a return in the 2024 campaign.

• Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson is recovering from a season-ending shoulder surgery and hopes to begin throwing a football next month, ahead of the 16-week recovery period initially projected.
• Richardson had a promising start to his rookie season, demonstrating his abilities as a dynamic dual-threat quarterback, but his season was cut short due to injuries.
• Despite Richardson's absence, the Colts have managed to maintain a competitive position in the AFC South, currently tied for the best record at 8-6.
• Richardson's recovery and return to the field is crucial for the Colts, as the franchise has previously seen the careers of talented quarterbacks derailed by injuries.
• Richardson, who has been engaging with the community during his recovery, is expected to be cleared for offseason work, preparing him for the 2024 campaign.

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