Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has said Anthony Richardson isn’t done in Indianapolis , and Richardson did not request a trade after he lost the quarterback competition to Daniel Jones. But the team and its young quarterback still have some work to do toward getting on the same page.

Richardson’s agent, Deiric Jackson, met in person last week with Ballard to clear the air. Jackson called the meeting a “ very constructive ” opportunity to “let feelings be known,” according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.

The report says a trade was not “requested” but was “broached” in the meeting, and that Ballard reiterated that the Colts don’t plan to trade Richardson.

It’s easy to see why Richardson would want to be traded after failing to win the starting job in his third year in Indianapolis

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