Not ready to throw the kid out yet. He's 22 and has to play more. Wanna cover up mistakes and make consistency a more normal thing? That takes experience.. like any job. Good fair analysis, nice video.
“If Anthony Richardson is healthy this year they’re gonna be amazing” is what ppl were saying before the season started, so far he’s been ass and so has the colts
@@brad1928you really comparing him to peyton? Peyton was a college football god and richardson was a loser. The colts were god awful when peyton played, last year the colts were a hair away from being divisional winners with minshew. The colts have the best OL in the game, a top 5 RB, and an above average wr group and TEs and a top 3 play caller in the game. Richardson just sucks right now.
@@CigarMan52 Peyton had a lot more experience going into the league than Richardson did. Dude started 8 games, that’s it. It’s ridiculous to think this is his peak. Maybe he doesn’t bring it together, But maybe he does. No one knows. At least he isn’t Bryce young
@@brad1928 first off don’t compare him to Peyton, second off we are saying the same shit when it comes down to saying he was going to be good off the bat, he’s basically still a rookie, but everyone was saying that he’s going to be great this year and so are the colts
Some of these throws is all about the mechanics, he is not setting his feet correctly, trusting his arm too much. Also he needs to be more patient. Most of these things can be coached out of him. I wouldn't give up hope yet.
@@bmack8561 I said '3 or 4 bad games'. He's not there yet. But many people predicted Indianapolis would make the playoffs. Almost everyone thinks they will be close. If Indianapolis doesn't win at least 6-7 games, Richardson will not be popular.
@ronaldshiffman9171 He's not getting benched at all they know there will be growing pains with him and they're ok with that and that's the only way he can get better
Y’all act like mental talent isn’t 2/3s of the position. Can’t just coach mental talent into the player. You can only develop the talent that is there.
They lost the game because the Packers rushed for 250+ yards and had the ball for 40+ minutes. It’s hard for a quarterback in his 6th game playing from behind on the road to have to throw the ball 35 times and win the game because all your “high dollar” players are having terrible seasons except JT.
As a colts fan I'd say any qb in this league would thank there defense if they only held opposing teams to 16 points. Funny u mention time of possession when the offense has yet to posses the ball for longer than 3 minutes. I mean 5 3 nouts and 2 interceptions. That helps the defense get off the field. I'm still pulling for AR but come on the loss to packers were on both sides of the ball
@@clint72101000% agree with this. Time of a possession has been an issue because he’s so boom or bust. You either get a big play or 3 and outs and turnovers. If he ever figures it out, it’ll be because he is more consistent at throwing the short and intermediate routes and sustaining drives. Sustaining drives helps keep the defense off the field so they can get a break and won’t tire out trying to stop the run. I know you know this but this for the others who cant grasp that concept.
Just throws way too hard to be way too inaccurate... just settle down be bit more controlled... these young qbs wanna sling it so much. And force unnecessary throws...
I mean, it's kinda crazy to think about it, but this is just his 4th full game in the NFL. Not excusing his mistakes, but he's essentially a rookie. I am a little disappointed in the use of Mitchell, though. They drafted him to give themselves a home run receiver, and they really haven't built any chemistry yet.
@@harpoon_bakery162 hes inaccuracy is way worse then his ability to read a defense, adonai has gotten open heaps deep a lot and AR has made the right read but missed dreadfully
@@ChuckwaldMartinthere was also a good opportunity for AD to contest a ball 30-40yds downfield on one of the last drive in the 4th. the ball was admittedly a slight overthrow but AD literally stops running to barely avoid the safety crashing down on him… you can see the frustration even on ARs face😂
@@harpoon_bakery162 nah, a good amount of the film shows him working through the field so he's capable. obviously some awful decision-making as well, but the arm accuracy is the only true red flag.
Colts fan I think he will be good it’s just gonna take time but he does need to be talked to and told take the free and easy plays to but it’s gonna take time like josh Allen did
I wouldn't worry let him learn and develop he is the youngest QB in the nfl let him make mistakes and grow the fans are so toxic they want him to be a top 3 QB right now if not he is a bust
I keep thinking i dont remember him ever going under center. Can you roll out or bootleg from shotgun??? Imo those would be good for him. Why the hell dont they run the peyton? Stretch play with taylor. Play actuon. Back shoulder comebacks Is downs staying in the slot Harrison and hilton mained on the outside When healthy wrs Only play best blocking te Pierce in the slot improves run blocking
Great video I needed to see this as an Anthony Richardson fan I'm always defending him but I see a little space for improvement he definitely can work on his patience. he seems like he's so eager to get rid of the ball but I think he's just trying to get the play timing right. But if he holds the ball a few more seconds the receivers will separate more as the play is designed the check down and scramble lanes will open up. Just give him a few more games he's still a rookie he hasn't even played at every stadium in the league yet
I do not like saying I told you so, but Richardson is not a good quarterback. He is a fantastic athlete. He might have success as a decathlon athlete in the Olympics. But I bet he never becomes a successful NFL QB. I really never understood the fascination with Richardson. The QB position in the NFL is about throwing passes accurately. All of the other athletic abilities are extra. The cherry on top. But not essential.
@@macwellington Levis looks like he has a future in the NFL. His problem has been mental errors which he should be able to overcome with coaching. Levis will not be a bust, in my opinion.
@@ronaldshiffman9171 he makes bad decisions trying to make the right plays, AR makes the wrong play call then throws a pick or runs when his first option isn’t open. I live in nap buddy I went to both games.
This is a playoff team with minshew. They have a top 3 OL, if not the best, a top 5 rb and a well above average wr group and TEs. They also have a top 3 play caller in the game. This isnt like mannings first year playing for the worst team in the league. Ar has been awful and outside of a few yolo balls, he was been below awful.
@@Whydoweneedhandles427He hasn't proven he can pass accurately. Isn't that the primary job of a QB? He can go to the Olympics if he's such a great runner. I need an intelligent, accurate passer that can read defenses. If he doesn't show improvement immediately. The Colts will be drafting Carson Beck or Cam Ward next season.
@@Whydoweneedhandles427idk man Anthony scored a 79 on the cognition test. The average starting QB scores a 90. Don’t @ me about cj he didn’t try on the exam which is why it was deemed invalid but leaked anyway. Bryce also practiced since high school so he was probabaly a 92-95. Not all 90+ scores will be good but it’s rare for someone to develop into an elite passer with a bad score. Allen scored a 95 which is why there was more optimism for him coming out of college. We will see with Anthony he’s started off better than I thought he would. He honestly shouldn’t be starting though. He should be on the bench for itleast two full seasons but it’s sink or swim time for him immediately. I mean he threw what? 3k yards in college with a 55% completion? No way he should have started right away.
COLTS are 0-2 with an 11% chance to make the playoffs, If they go 0-3 there is only a 2.5% chance to make the playoffs and only 6 teams have ever done it. Do or die for them vs. the Chicago Bears. Another problem for the Colts is that there will be a lot of Bears fans in their own stadium (Lucas Oil Stadium) in Indy. Things are not shaping up well for the Colts. This is a loss.
@@simonevans5562 they are pretty bad, making the playoffs? Well, they need to can their defensive coordinator Gus Bradley but they waiting too long. I don't know who was the worst Colts D-Coordinator of all time, it's probably a 3-way tie between the awful Rick Venturi, the horrible Matt Eberflus & miserable Gus Bradley
@harpoon_bakery162 I cannot, in any way, imagine the Colts making the playoffs. Even if they fire Gus Bradley today. They are easily the 3rd or 4th best team in their division, I would say 4th right now but that could change. Even if they get better, they won't be better than the teams who will make it. Colts offense is also very inconsistent and relies basically on hitting home run plays.
@harpoon_bakery162 that match up is a good measuring stick. I even think the Colts could finish 2nd in the division. But look at the AFC as a whole, by division. Not better than the Texans, Chiefs, Chargers, Raiders (maybe), Bills, Dolphins, Jets, Patriots, Steelers, Ravens, Browns, Bengals. That's a lot of teams who are currently better to way better. Making the playoffs for the Colts in my eyes is a 0% chance in the AFC
He looks very mechanical. A QB is supposed to be playing loose, analyze the safeties scan from left to right pre-snap, use hand gestures to get people in the right spots, and just have a general command. He just doesn't have ANY of that. He's just so tight looking, just uncomfortable. He sees a d-lineman coming at him and he's in total panic mode
