Sunday was a hard day at the workplace for Anthony Richardson.
The second-year passer for the Indianapolis Colts had a hard time in the death video game, tossing a set of ruthless interceptions in Sunday's video game versus the Chicago Bears. Among those choices was a toss into completion zone that was tipped, however the 2nd interception, coming right at the start of the 2nd half, was a toss that missed its designated target by, well a lot.
As sports fans– and in specific fans of Hulu's extraordinary series Shoresy understand if they enjoyed the unbelievable 3rd season– some video games you simply need to discover a method to contribute.
Which is precisely what Richardson did on this goal in the 2nd half that provided the Colts a 14-3 lead over the checking out Bears:
After handing off to running back Trey Sermon, Richardson sees that his running back has actually been stood except the objective line. Instantly, Richardson moves into blocker mode, assisting to push Sermon into completion zone for the Colts' 2nd goal of the video game.
Discovering a method to contribute. Shoresy would be happy.
The Colts beat the Bears, 21-16, to get Indianapolis their very first W of the season.
