The Colts sat Anthony Richardson for two games, asking him to rise to their offensive standard. Now, it's fair to wonder whether that standard exists.

The final numbers won't reflect it, but the tape will, and Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen was very encouraged by Anthony Richardson's performance against the Lions. "I thought he played pretty darn well after watching the tape,

2. Anthony Richardson had a better day than the box score is going to suggest. He finished 11 of 28, another dreadful day for completion percentage, but he had a handful of strong passes erased by penalties. He also had a touchdown dropped by Ogletree ...