No, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson hasn't gotten enough help this season. But he also has to be better throwing the ball.

Richardson ended Indy’s Week 13 game over the Patriots by running for a game-winning two-point conversion and he was back in the end zone at the end of the first drive of Sunday’s game in Denver. Richardson ran 23 yards for a score to put the Colts up 7-0 with just over four minutes off the clock.

“It brings a lot of challenges,” Broncos coach Sean Payton said earlier this week when asked about Richardson’s designed runs. “You kind of get your 11th man back [on offense]. There are zone schemes, there are gap schemes, there’s a number of things that can stress you.