The Indianapolis Colts have decided Anthony Richardson is their second-best option at quarterback, at least for now. They may have a chance to get more return on their investment than they have so far. Whether that investment was the right one or handled wisely is a different matter.
We might as well address the question of the investment itself first. Investment in terms of the draft capital Indianapolis spent using the fourth-overall selection to get Richardson. Taking a kid with less than 400 career passing attempts, under a 55 percent completion percentage, and a 1.6 -1 touchdown to interception ratio is frankly stupid.