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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts faced a crossroads in their approach to the quarterback position during this year's NFL draft. The franchise has long been led by conventional pocket passers. But Indy moved in a new direction by selecting Anthony Richardson of Florida with the fourth overall pick. Owner Jim Irsay says he wanted a dynamic, mobile quarterback, and Richardson impressed with his physical gifts. Irsay says it's important for Richardson to get plenty of playing time as a rookie and asked for fans to be patient.
