Report: X-rays clean for Colts QB Anthony Richardson

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson reportedly will return to practice “in the coming days” after X-rays on his dislocated pinkie came back clean.NFL insider Jordan Schultz provided the positive update Friday for the injury-plagued passer, who sustained the injury to his right (throwing) hand in the first quarter of Thursday’s preseason opener at Baltimore.Richardson, who got the start over offseason acquisition Daniel Jones, was under center for his second drive when he was sacked by David Ojabo for an 8-yard loss. Replays showed his little finger bent at an awkward angle.After the game, he said he needed to have better awareness in such a situation.”I definitely looked at it. That’s a tricky one because it’s five-man pro and hot from the backside,” Richardson said of the play on which he was injured. “I’ve just got to get my eyes to be able to react to that. It was just five-man pro playing hot. I need to be on my Ps and Qs when it comes to that.””It was going to be hard for me to see anyway,” Richardson added. “My eyes are looking a certain way, but I just have to be keyed on when anybody brings pressure like that. I thought it would be the nickel, but they brought it from the other side. I just have to be ready to get the ball out.”