Colts' Shane Steichen updates backup QB competition between Richardson and Leonard
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 12:29 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

During a press conference on August 21, Colts head coach Shane Steichen discussed the ongoing battle for the backup quarterback position between Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard. Both players are receiving equal practice opportunities, with performances varying across practices and preseason games. The competition is expected to extend into the final two preseason games. Steichen noted that both quarterbacks had good moments in camp, with Richardson showcasing his athleticism and Leonard demonstrating accuracy under pressure. The Colts will continue to evaluate their performances as the preseason progresses.
- •Steichen says no timetable for deciding backup QB.
- •Richardson displays speed, while Leonard is more traditional.
- •Competition continues into two upcoming preseason games.
- •Both quarterbacks had ups and downs in recent practices.
- •Richardson and Leonard likely to play significant roles in final preseason game.
- 12:29 AMYahoo Sports — What Colts' Shane Steichen said about the backup QB battle
"Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard entered Colts training camp in a battle for the backup QB spot. Shane Steichen gave an update on the competition
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