This offseason, the Indianapolis Colts will likely bring in a quarterback to compete with Anthony Richardson. Who will that quarterback be? The Colts could select a signal-caller in the 2025 NFL Draft.

However, other areas of the roster need more talent, mainly defensively given that the Colts have a new coordinator in Lou Anarumo. While a complete, do-it-all tight end is enticing, there's also a chance Indy addresses the lack of depth on defense at positions like cornerback, safety, and defensive line.

The Colts get QB Anthony Richardson some added help in the latest 2025 NFL mock draft from Mel Kiper Jr. at ESPN.

Indianapolis Colts' Anthony Richardson Focused On Being 'Intentional' to 'Make Everything Better'The Indianapolis Colts are busy evaluating collegiate talent ahead of the 2025 NFL draft in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl.

After failed trades and signings, the Colts decided to hand the keys to a rookie Anthony Richardson. Despite getting drafted two years ago, Richardson has only started 15 games. The 22-year-old's career has been filled with injuries that are putting a major question mark on his future in the league.

Season Defined By 'Adversity, Not Living Up to My Own Expectations'Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson hasn't had an ideal start to his NFL career. The former fourth-overall selection only saw four games in 2023 and declined in multiple facets of his game during the sophomore campaign.

Per ESPN’s Stephen Holder, the Colts Anthony Richardson is working with the same quarterback expert this offseason as Josh Allen does.

The Colts need to get Anthony Richardson help, and a high-profile pass-catcher out of Penn State could be a popular target immediately.

Indianapolis Colts' Anthony Richardson Focused On Being 'Intentional' to 'Make Everything Better'Regardless of how the season went, do you already miss Indianapolis Colts football?If so, then you'll enjoy that the team recently released the top 10 plays of quarterback Anthony Richardson's season.

Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Baltimore Ravens staff as a senior defensive secondary coach.

The most notable name among those overlooked players in Indianapolis could be wide receiver Josh Downs, who NFL.com's Kevin Patra pinned as the Colts' biggest "unsung hero" of the 2024 season:

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson plans to work with renowned biometric expert Chris Hess this offseason.