Anthony Richardson, the Colts' starting quarterback, won't be on the field this Sunday. He's been dealing with back and foot issues and hasn't practiced all week, so his absence isn't surprising. Stepping in will be veteran Joe Flacco, who is set to start his fifth game of the season. This could potentially be his last start. Richardson has had a tough season with injuries, missing two games due to an oblique injury and sitting out two others. In the 11 games he has played, Richardson has completed 48% of his passes for 1, 814 yards, with eight touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He's also rushed for 499 yards with six touchdowns. Additionally, cornerback JuJu Brents won't be playing either, as he's been out since Week 1 with a knee injury.

Richardson's season has been marked by ups and downs, with his performance sometimes being overshadowed by his health issues. His ability to scramble and extend plays has been a bright spot, but his passing accuracy has been less consistent. Flacco, on the other hand, brings a wealth of experience to the table. The Colts will be looking to his steady hand to guide them through this game.

The Colts' injury woes don't stop at Richardson and Brents. Several other key players have been in and out of the lineup this season, forcing the team to rely on depth and adaptability. This game against the Giants will be a test of their resilience.

Flacco Takes the Reins: Richardson Sidelined by Injuries

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