The Colts decided to bench Richardson for Joe Flacco this week.
Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel is the latest NFL figure to voice his opinion of Richardson's actions on Sunday. He thinks Richardson admitting he was tired was a bad call on his part. Daniel was a full supporter of the Indianapolis Colts benching Richardson.
"You just lost respect of every football player and every quarterback and every offensive lineman to ever have played the game," Daniel said on Dianna Russini's podcast. "I'm being harsh, Dianna, but that's what this has called for. I have never seen this in my entire life. It is un-excusable. It is inexplicable. And he should be seriously thought about getting benched.
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