INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – We are starting out much warmer this morning than what we were 24 hours ago. We will look for temperatures to climb close to 30 degrees later today. Temperatures still will remain below normal for the rest of the week. We are tracking some snow chances that could impact your Tuesday morning commute. 

Here’s a quick look at the seasonal snowfall now that January is over. January picked up more than a foot of snow which makes it the 20th snowiest January of all time and the most since 2014. This season we’ve picked up more than 27 inches of snow. This makes it the 10th snowiest season to date. 

TODAY: Temperatures 20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning and everyone is into positive territory. Any snow showers this morning will move off to the east and we will continue to stay mostly cloudy for the afternoon. Will look for high temperatures to climb close to 30 later this afternoon. Winds will be light and will not be an issue for the afternoon.

TONIGHT: Cloudy conditions continue throughout the evening hours. No snow expected as you’re making your way downtown to see the Pacers. Overnight temperatures will fall near 20. 

TOMORROW: Some snow will impact your Tuesday morning commute. You could see some light snow shower activity early in the morning. Less than an inch of accumulation possible in Indianapolis with an inch or two likely farther south.

7 DAY EXTENDED FORECAST: Colder conditions for your Wednesday. Look for some sunshine but that really isn’t going to warm us up. We will start out in the single digits early Wednesday morning and high temperatures will be right around 23. Temperatures continue to be below normal for the rest of the week. More snow chances are possible heading into your Thursday night into Friday. 

Temperatures continue to be below normal with highs only in the twenties for both Saturday and Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts should seriously consider trading Anthony Richardson to the Philadelphia Eagles because Richardson’s development in Indy has stalled. So, the Eagles would be a logical landing spot where his skill set and potential could be nurtured behind Jalen Hurts.

*PREDICTION*

Richardson has shown rare physical tools, big arm strength, elite rushing ability, and explosive athleticism, but his tenure with the Colts never reached the expectations of a top-five pick, leading to a shift in plans.

Daniel Jones supplanted Richardson as the starter midway through the 2025 season, and with the organization now likely committed to Jones, Richardson’s future in Indy looks increasingly uncertain, which should bode well for a potential trade.

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Anthony Richardson Trade to the Philadelphia Eagles

Richardson’s Colts experience has been hindered by injuries, setbacks, and inconsistency.

Indianapolis hoped his rare dual-threat profile would translate quickly, but Richardson has missed time due to multiple injuries and has completed just over 50 percent of his passes with more turnovers than touchdowns across his starts.

While his rushing production remains a strength, defenses have limited his passing impact, and the Colts’ offense has struggled to build around him and take advantage of his physical tools. The switch to Jones, a more seasoned passer with a defined NFL track record, reflects the franchise’s direction without Richardson.

Why the Eagles Would Want Anthony Richardson

For Philadelphia, trading for Richardson makes sense because the Eagles already possess a dynamic quarterback in Hurts, whose style aligns with Richardson’s strengths.

Hurts has been durable enough to anchor the offense but has also missed time due to injuries in multiple seasons, and having a high-upside backup with similar athletic traits would help maintain continuity if Hurts were unavailable.

The Eagles currently have Tanner McKee as Hurts’ backup, but McKee has been the subject of trade speculation this offseason as teams like the Miami Dolphins are predicted to pursue him in exchange for mid-round draft capital.

McKee, a sixth-round pick from 2023, has shown flashes in limited action, and Philadelphia could use a higher- ceiling developmental quarterback like Richardson if McKee is dealt.

Final Thoughts

From the Colts’ perspective, packaging Richardson in a trade to Philadelphia could yield draft picks or young roster assets, helping the team accelerate its rebuild or retool around Jones and the rest of the roster. Rather than keeping Richardson on the roster, the Colts should look to get value.

Philadelphia, meanwhile, benefits by adding a quarterback with physical traits rare in the NFL and a smooth fit with Hurts’s offense, especially if McKee is moved.

Richardson might never become a long-term starter, but in limited action behind Hurts, he could develop into a valuable roster piece and extend the Eagles’ competitive window. Trading for Richardson aligns with both the Colts’ need for return value and the Eagles’ desire to strengthen depth at the game’s most important position.