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Anthony Richardson, Kenny Moore will not attend offseason program while seeking trade
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- Colts QB Anthony Richardson and CB Kenny Moore II will miss voluntary OTAs amid trade requests, signaling the start of a potential reshaping of Indy’s from-roster to future plans.
- Moore II also requested a trade, with Ballard noting the Colts’ respect for him and ultimately saying, 'We said OK.'
- Indy’s GM Ballard indicated both players are engaged in trade discussions, while Richardson’s future remains open to a possible return.
- Ballard stressed Richardson’s vision recovery and described it as an important factor in any trade discussions, with Richardson cleared for activity and in a good spot.
- Moore’s exit could reshape Indy’s secondary, with the Colts potentially turning to Justin Walley as a slot replacement if Moore departs.
- Ballard indicated Richardson’s fifth-year option decision remains uncertain, with the team unlikely to exercise it given his inconsistent track record.
- Ballard gave a guarded update on Richardson’s 2026 availability, noting he could be with Indy or elsewhere, depending on trade outcomes.
- Richardson’s injury history, including an orbital fracture, remains a backdrop to any trade calculus and team evaluation.
- Indy highlighted several health notes, including Alec Pierce’s ankle surgery and Buckner’s neck procedure, affecting OTAs participation.
- The Athletic report underscores Ballard’s nuanced stance: Moore’s exit seems likely, while Richardson’s future hinges on ongoing trade talks and health considerations.
- Indy’s 2026 draft stance remains flexible, with Ballard signaling aggression in moving picks and a focus on defensive end, linebacker, WR, safety, and interior O-line roles.
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