Anthony Richardson opens up about injury journey and readiness for 2025 NFL comeback
Anthony Richardson opens up about injury journey and readiness for 2025 NFL comeback (Image via Getty)
The Indianapolis Colts quarterback, Anthony Richardson, has provided the fans with the update they have been waiting for. After sitting out most of the 2023 NFL season due to a serious shoulder injury, many don't know that there were question marks surrounding whether he would even be ready for around 2025.
With such a lengthy rehabilitation, there were a lot of questions about his health and return. Now we have reports of Anthony Richardson coming out with confidence and that he is fully healed and ready to go. This has brought a sigh of relief and excitement for Indianapolis Colts fans everywhere.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson says his shoulder is 100% healed and ready to go
On June 23, 2025, following a practice with the Indianapolis Colts in Indianapolis, Anthony Richardson updated the media on what was a very important health status update. He told everyone that his shoulder is back to 100% health following surgery to repair an injury to the shoulder back in October 2023
. "I feel awesome. I've gotten cleared. I'm ready,"
he told reporters.
Anthony Richardson suffered the right shoulder injury in Week 5 of the 2023 season against the Tennessee Titans. He was forced down on the play, landing hard on his throwing arm and cutting his season short and onto the operating table.
In the subsequent months, Anthony Richardson worked with the Indianapolis Colts' medical and training staff to recover. He remarked that being back out there with his team on the field now feels great.
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He also said he is trying to be focused on the now every day and become a better leader for the group.
Anthony Richardson discusses how the injury changed his perspective
Asked how the time away impacted him, Anthony Richardson was sincere and stated the time off sucked but it also taught him to grow gratitude and tolerance."You never know when it can be taken away from you," Anthony Richardson said. "So now I try to enjoy every second and chance I get."
Anthony Richardson was selected fourth overall in the 2023 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. Before his injury in the 2023 campaign, he had three touchdowns and 577 yards over four games.
As the 2025 season approaches, Anthony Richardson declares" I am back, physically and mentally." See you soon Colts fans!
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