What happened: GM Chris Ballard said Tuesday that Daniel Jones and Riley Leonard will also remain on the roster, forming a three-quarterback room. Ballard said Indianapolis is open to a trade but will not give away its 2023 first-round pick.
Why it matters: Keeping three quarterbacks gives Indianapolis added depth as Jones works back toward the field. The Colts' unresolved Richardson market could change if injuries elsewhere create new demand.
By the numbers: Richardson was the No. Jones' two-year deal is worth $88 million with $50 million guaranteed and another $12 million available through incentives.
What to watch: Training camp opens Wednesday, putting practice reps at the center of the depth-chart picture. Any outside offer strong enough to change Ballard's valuation remains the other variable.