Colts QB Anthony Richardson Sr. charged with marijuana possession
Key Points:
- Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. faces a misdemeanor charge for possession of marijuana following a traffic stop in Carmel, Indiana, on October 12, where police detected the odor of marijuana in his vehicle.
- During the stop, Richardson admitted to smoking marijuana in the car to avoid doing so in front of his children and disclosed possessing a small amount of marijuana, which was found in a mason jar and THC-infused gummies.
- Richardson was cited for expired vehicle registration and possession of marijuana but was not arrested; a bench trial is scheduled for January 2027 after waiving a December hearing.
- The Colts acknowledged the situation and are gathering information but declined further comment, while Richardson's agent emphasized his client respects the legal process and remains focused on his responsibilities.