The answers were beyond encouraging. Richardson made sharp decisions as a passer, with no turnover-worthy throws. He was durable through big shots as a runner. He had just two really bad plays -- the strip-sack and the fumbled exchange with Jonathan Taylor -- and he led the Colts back with two touchdown drives with his arm in the fourth quarter.

In his return to the starting lineup, Anthony Richardson put together a career day and capped the performance off by leading the Indianapolis Colts offense on a game-winning drive in the final minutes.