Colts’ Anthony Richardson had to ‘crawl around the house’ while dealing with potential ‘chronic’ injury
NY Post
Anthony Richardson told reporters Wednesday that he has been dealing with a lower back issue that could be “chronic” after he was recently forced him to crawl around his home.
However, the Colts quarterback didn’t appear too worried about it as he said ‘there’s plenty of ways to prevent it” going forward.
Richardson, 22, remains a question mark for the Colts’ season finale on Sunday against the Jaguars after missing Indianapolis’ Week 17 loss to the Giants because of back and foot issues.
Richardson revealed that he was in so much pain last week that he was having issues standing and walking.
“Last week was tough. I couldn’t even stand up on Tuesday, could barely even walk, crawling around the house,” Richardson said. “But I’m here. I’m standing now. If I can do everything in my power to get on the field, I’mma do so. That was my mindset last week as well, but I could barely move.”
Richardson was listed as a “DNP” on the Colts injury report on Wednesday.
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