Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson sustained a dislocated pinkie on his throwing hand during Thursday night's preseason opener against the Baltimore Ravens, head coach Shane Steichen said.

Richardson, who started the game and was scheduled to play about a quarter and a half, did not return after being hit on a sack by Ravens outside linebacker David Ojabo. Steichen said Richardson is considered day to day.

"He's doing all right," Steichen said. "It's a dislocation. They popped it back in. Let's see how it goes."

Richardson after the game said his pinkie is "a little swollen" and "just tender." He expects to be sore in the morning but added: "I'm good."

"It was weird," Richardson said. "He hit me, then I was trying to make sure I had the ball, and I just looked down, I see my finger i

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