The Indianapolis Colts had to win on Sunday. Not just for the obvious ramifications of this season. But because losing brought up the old questions with their quarterback they've been trying to outrun.

Let’s head to the film room and take a deeper dive into Anthony Richardson and the Colts’ passing game performance in Week 15.

While the fallout has been as expected regarding names like general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen, quarterback Anthony Richardson's 2024 is a question mark. However, Richardson's task is simple: play the best football possible to instill confidence in the franchise that he can be the answer.

Sunday's matchup against Broncos rookie QB Bo Nix highlights just how young and inexperienced Richardson still is.

Yahoo Sports senior NFL writer Frank Schwab and senior NFL reporter Jori Epstein discuss the Indianapolis quarterback’s continued struggles after a brief benching and why the team may be “sink or swim” with the former fourth overall pick.

Richardson eventually became the catalyst for the sixth win of the year on the final offensive drive, thanks to the eventual touchdown throw to Alec Pierce with less than thirty seconds to go, along with the two-point conversion to follow and place the Colts ahead.

Denver's defense has been excellent up front this season, both against the run and the pass, but the Broncos haven't faced many running quarterbacks.