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MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, AUG 8 – Anthony Richardson dislocated his pinkie after a sack by David Ojabo, forcing him out early in the preseason opener and casting doubt on his availability for the regular season.
- During the Colts' preseason opener Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Anthony Richardson dislocated his pinkie finger after a sack by David Ojabo, ruling him out.
- On second-and-10 midway through the first quarter, David Ojabo, Baltimore Ravens edge rusher, came unblocked and hit Anthony Richardson hard, causing his pinkie dislocation.
- After the hit, trainers realized Anthony Richardson's pinkie finger was badly twisted, with photos showing it bent nearly 45 degrees away from his other fingers.
- After the injury, Richardson was replaced by veteran Daniel Jones, who is expected to start Indianapolis’ second preseason game, strengthening his Week 1 role prospects.
- Amid recovery uncertainty, Anthony Richardson has just under a month to recover before the regular season opener against the Miami Dolphins, with no timetable in place for his return.
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By NOAH TRISTER BALTIMORE (AP) — The plan was for Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson to play about a quarter and a half. Then Daniel Jones would play half a quarter. The numbers ended up being reversed after Richardson was roughly sacked by David Ojabo. Richardson left Indianapolis' preseason opener Thursday night with a dislocated pinky finger on his throwing hand, and Jones replaced him sooner than expected in a 24-16 loss to Ba…
Anthony Richardson’s Injury Timeline With The Indianapolis Colts
Source: Michael Hickey / Getty Anthony Richardson’s Injury Timeline With The Indianapolis Colts Anthony Richardson entered the NFL with sky-high potential, touted as a dynamic quarterback capable of reshaping the Indianapolis Colts’ offense. Unfortunately, his early NFL career has been marred by a concerning pattern of injuries, leaving the team in a state of uncertainty at one of the most crucial positions on the field. Every franchise relies o…
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