Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is getting an MRI on his injured shoulder but the initial assumption is it’s a sprained AC. Today we will discuss about Anthony Richardson: Shoulder injury| How long will be out
Anthony Richardson: Shoulder injury| How long will be out
Richardson has been explosive through the air and on the ground so far in his rookie season. However, he would have to miss some time due to a possible injury for the second time against the Tennessee Titans. During a touchdown run in the first quarter of Week 2, he suffered a concussion.
Shoulder injury
The Colts announced that Richardson was being evaluated for a shoulder injury, then ruled him out at halftime. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that his shoulder X-rays came back negative. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported after the game that Richardson was initially diagnosed with an AC joint sprain in his shoulder and would undergo an MRI for further evaluation.
Richardson, the No. 4 pick in April’s draft, has had an explosive start to his NFL career as a dynamic threat using his athleticism and big arm to make big plays for the Colts offense. But the injury suffered on Sunday was his third in just five matches.
How long will be out
According to Rapoport, Richardson is likely to be out at least a month – and possibly longer. Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson will not return to Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans after injuring his right shoulder.
NFL Media reports that the rookie has been diagnosed with a Grade 3 AC joint sprain and could miss at least a month or possibly longer. According to CBS Sports senior NFL insider Josina Anderson, Richardson received an MRI at an imaging center
