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Anthony Richardson’s combine performance has vaulted him toward the top of many teams’ draft boards.
Richardson is coming off of a season where he threw for 2,549 yards, 17 touchdowns, and nine interceptions.
He also added 654 rushing yards and ran in nine touchdowns.
With the NFL Draft looming, many teams across the league have been conducting follow-up interviews with some of their favorite prospects.
Richardson has gained the attention of several teams.
NFL insider Josina Anderson has revealed that Richardson will be meeting with six potential suitors ahead of the draft.
I’m told QB Anthony Richardson is currently expected to meet the #Raiders, #Panthers, #Falcons, #Titans, #Colts & #Ravens on his visit tour, per league source.
I’m also told while Pete Carroll has developed a good connection with Richardson, #Seahawks aren’t currently scheduled.
— JosinaAnderson (@JosinaAnderson) April 4, 2023
Anderson has listed the Las Vegas Raiders, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans, and Baltimore Ravens as the six teams that Richardson is slated to visit.
She also makes mention of the Seattle Seahawks, who did show initial interest in Richardson but are not a scheduled stop for him.
There are a few teams on this list that were a surprise to many, given their current quarterback situation.
For example, the Raiders have recently signed Jimmy Garoppolo to be their newest quarterback after Derek Carr’s departure.
The Ravens have still expressed confidence in Lamar Jackson, even though they haven’t signed him to a long-term deal.
The Panthers, Falcons, and Colts are all quarterback-needy teams, and Richardson could fill a valuable need for any of them.
Richardson seems to fit the newest mold of an NFL quarterback, having the athletic build to take off on the run while possessing great arm talent as well.
What team will ultimately take a chance on him in the draft?
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