The Indianapolis Colts have the makings of what can be a very explosive offense. The team’s biggest change came at the quarterback position, where Gardner Minshew was signed in free agency and the No. 4 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft was used on Anthony Richardson.

While nothing has been announced about who the starter will be, Minshew and Richardson are both upgrades over what the Colts trotted out there last season. Minshew would be the safer option of the two, with multiple seasons of experience in Shane Steichen’s offense and as the veteran.

Richardson’s ceiling is certainly higher, but he is still considered a raw prospect by some. While there are strides to be made as a passer, there is no denying that Richardson could have an impact right away with his athleticism and rushing ability.

Alas, regardless of who is under center, it wouldn’t hurt to add some more weapons around them. Last season’s slot receiver, Parris Campbell, departed in free agency, signing with the New York Giants. To offset that loss, the team did sign Isaiah McKenzie, formerly of the Buffalo Bills. The Colts also used a third-round pick on wide receiver Josh Downs out of North Carolina.