Anthony Richardson heard the boos. He is human, after all. He has ears. The jeers, catcalls and snorts rained down upon the Indianapolis Colts and their embattled quarterback all game on Sunday. They came from the home fans, delivered from right up front to way up top.
In the aftermath of a 16–10 victory over the Miami Dolphins that felt like less than a win, Richardson acknowledged that the chorus of displeasure had, indeed, reached him. He said it didn’t bother him. And he agreed with those fans, to a point: Indy’s offense needed to execute and had not, again.
