[Kray007]

I was reading something by Stephen Holder over on ESPN, and he said this:

“Then came a very interesting development: Even while Steichen was stating publicly that Richardson's vision would prevent him from returning to the field in 2025, Richardson rejoined the scout-team offense and was making notable plays in practice.

According to multiple sources, Richardson performed impressively during those late-season practice opportunities, leading the scout-team offense on touchdown drives against the Colts' starting defense. Some of the throws he made were characterized as elite, according to teammates, showing little indication that his eye injury was a limiting factor.”

I know that a lot of people like Riley Leonard, but AR has a much higher ceiling. Assuming that he’s still around in camp, and if the progress he’s shown isn’t an illusion, Richardson should win any positional battle with Riley.

That’s not to say that Anthony has a long term future here, but Richardson brings freakish skill to the table.