No, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson hasn't gotten enough help this season. But he also has to be better throwing the ball.

Watch as Colts’ QB Anthony Richardson finished off the opening drive, that included two third-and-long conversions, with a touchdown run.

Sunday's matchup against Broncos rookie QB Bo Nix highlights just how young and inexperienced Richardson still is.

It's been a hectic first 14 games for Indianapolis Colts second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson. However, heading into the final quarter of the 2024 regular season, it's starting to seem that the 22-year-old signal-caller is building some new confidence. Not just for himself, but for his surrounding coaching staff as well.

Denver's defense has been excellent up front this season, both against the run and the pass, but the Broncos haven't faced many running quarterbacks.

“It brings a lot of challenges,” Broncos coach Sean Payton said earlier this week when asked about Richardson’s designed runs. “You kind of get your 11th man back [on offense]. There are zone schemes, there are gap schemes, there’s a number of things that can stress you.

The Denver Broncos (8-5) host the Indianapolis Colts (6-7) on Sunday in an afternoon game that will have a huge effect on each team’s chance to end their multiyear playoff droughts. Colts reporter James Boyd and Broncos reporter Nick Kosmider went back and forth on several topics ahead of this marquee matchup.

This is the Anthony Richardson Colts’ fans expected to see following an impressive initial rookie debut. Has he arrived?

Multiple injury setbacks limited Richardson to just four starts as a rookie, and he was then benched for two games earlier this fall.