Colts QB Richardson Suffers Dislocated Pinky Finger

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson exited the team's first preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens in the first quarter after suffering a dislocated pinky finger on his throwing hand due to a sack by David Ojabo. Head coach Shane Steichen confirmed that the finger 'popped out, popped back in,' but did not provide a timeline for Richardson's return. Richardson, who had just led a field goal drive, was replaced by newly signed Daniel Jones, his main competitor for the starting quarterback role. Analysts, including Kurt Warner, criticized the offensive miscommunication that allowed Ojabo an unblocked path to Richardson. Concerns remain about Richardson's durability as he has struggled with injuries and inconsistent play in his career. The Colts continue preseason preparations with the starting quarterback position undecided and Richardson's status uncertain.