3 things to watch for on offense during Colts' OTA practices

With OTAs for the Indianapolis Colts beginning on May 26, let's take a look at three things to watch for on the offensive side of the ball as the next few weeks unfold. In this third phase of offseason programs, no contact can take place, but teams can do competitive team periods. OTAs are also voluntary for the players.

Now, here's what to watch for on offense. The reps at quarterback With Daniel Jones still rehabbing, someone has to take the first-team quarterback reps during OTAs. Will that be Anthony Richardson or Riley Leonard?

When asked about how the reps shook out at quarterback during Phase II of offseason programs, head coach Shane Steichen didn't provide any specifics. The Colts have been trying to trade Richardson, but have been unable to find a trade partner. If he continues to remain with the team, will he and Leonard end up competing for the backup role?

"Right now, we're in May, we'll see how it goes with all that," said Steichen of Richardson competing for the backup role in early May. "He's working, he's here, he's in good spirits, he was cleared with the play with the vision stuff, so that part's good. " The right side of the Colts' offensive line Admittedly, it's very difficult to evaluate offensive line play during this time of the year when there is no contact.