The Colts did not receive trade interest in Anthony Richardson, and a long-expected split between the two may not come to fruition.

Here is where the situation stands between the Colts and Anthony Richardson after the team released Kenny Moore.

The Indianapolis Colts are reportedly planning to hang onto backup quarterback Anthony Richardson for now in hopes of receiving more favorable trade offers during training camp and the preseason.

The Colts focused on defense in the 2026 NFL Draft with five of their first six picks coming on that side of the ball. After taking swings at running back and wide receiver to close the draft, Indianapolis signed the following 12 undrafted free agents to add a few more long-shot options to their 20-man rookie class:

Coming up in trade rumors before the draft, Kenny Moore had asked to be moved. Following draft weekend, the veteran Colts slot cornerback asked the team for a release.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. knows having the right coach could go a long way toward reviving his career should he get traded.

The Indianapolis Colts and veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II have mutually agreed to seek a trade. Trading Moore would be part of the Colts' offseason strategy to get younger and faster on defense. The move would save the Colts over $7 million in salary ...

The official 2026 NFL schedule release is set for Thursday night, but the trickle of confirmed games has already begun.