Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay expressed confidence in quarterback Anthony Richardson despite concerns about injuries that ended Andrew Luck's career and limited Richardson's rookie season. Both Irsay and head coach Shane Steichen affirmed that Richardson will not be asked to reduce his running plays, emphasizing the importance of his dual-threat ability as a key to the team's success. Irsay stated, 'He has to seize the opportunity to use his feet when he can and protect himself as well,' acknowledging the risks inherent in the physical nature of the game. Richardson's performance in training camp has shown promise, with Irsay noting his potential and excitement for the upcoming season. The Colts are hopeful that Richardson can navigate his role effectively while minimizing injury risk, as he prepares to start his second season. Irsay's recent health issues, including surgery and a suspected overdose incident, have not deterred his enthusiasm for the team's prospects this year.