TribStar.com · Jul 27, 2024
Colts believe offense ready to hit higher gear
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Linebacker E.J. Speed was on a roll this week as the Indianapolis Colts opened training camp at Grand Park Sports Campus and he was rattling off names surrounding second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson to support his sky-high confidence in the team’s offensive potential.
“The offense is so loaded,” Speed said. “This is actually a year where I am super excited to — like I won’t be sitting down during a game. I really want to see the offense live this year.
