Evan Silva warned drafters not to assume full-season availability from Anthony Richardson. Despite Indy landing Mackey Award winner Tyler Warren at pick 14 and adding another explosive edge presence (J.T. Tuimoloau) to keep games competitive, Silva still expects Daniel Jones to make more 2025 starts than Richardson. His reasoning: the Colts now roster three hyper-athletic but accuracy-challenged QBs (Richardson, Jones, rookie Riley Leonard) and have shown zero urgency to add a traditional passer. Shane Steichen’s run-heavy design protects the defense but crushes raw drop-back volume, so if Richardson’s shoulder or decision-making wobbles again, Steichen can pivot to Jones without changing the scheme. Silva’s takeaway: downgrade Richardson to a volatile QB2 in best ball and avoid paying top-12 redraft prices until Indy proves it trusts his arm.