Colts’ Quarterback Carousel: A Never-Ending Cycle of Uncertainty?

Luck’s Retirement (2019) – The franchise was caught off guard when Andrew Luck retired at just 29 years old, citing injuries and mental fatigue.

Brissett’s Short Stint – Backup Jacoby Brissett took over but failed to establish himself as the long-term answer.

Rivers' One-Year Run (2020) – Veteran Philip Rivers led the team to the playoffs but retired after one season.

Wentz Experiment (2021) – The Colts traded for Carson Wentz, but inconsistent play led to his departure after just one year.

Matt Ryan Struggles (2022) – Indianapolis hoped Ryan’s experience would stabilize the position, but poor performance and injuries resulted in a disastrous season.

Coaching Turmoil – Frank Reich’s firing in 2022 and Jeff Saturday’s interim appointment added to the instability.

Signing Daniel Jones (2025) – The Colts brought in Jones on a one-year deal, further complicating the QB situation.

Uncertain Future – With Jones and Richardson in the mix, the Colts’ long-term solution at quarterback remains unclear.

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