The Indianapolis Colts concluded their final training camp practice at Grand Park with a joint session against the Arizona Cardinals. Despite heavy rain creating challenging conditions, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson led a successful two-minute drill to cap off the session.

The inclement weather proved to be a hurdle for both offenses, with initial ball security issues and sluggish play. However, Richardson showcased his skills and resilience during the two-minute drill. He orchestrated a 65-yard touchdown drive, connecting with wide receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and AD Mitchell for crucial first downs. Richardson's agility was on display as he scrambled for a touchdown, sealing an impressive performance. Overall, he completed 2 out of 5 passes, but he was particularly effective during the two-minute drill, going 2 for 3. A pass interference call added to the Colts' momentum, allowing Richardson to execute a 7-yard rushing touchdown.

The Colts' first-team offense made a statement during the two-minute drill, outplaying their Cardinals counterparts. Richardson's touchdown was the highlight of an otherwise challenging day for the passing game. The monsoon-like conditions posed a significant challenge for both teams, but the Colts' offense capitalized when it mattered most.

On the defensive end, the Colts showcased their strength in the red zone. The starting defense prevented the Cardinals' offense from scoring, holding them out of the end zone during the two-minute warning. The front seven, led by standout players like DeForest Buckner, Kwity Paye, and Grover, dominated the Cardinals' offensive line with a combination of power and finesse. In the 7-on-7 red zone period, the Colts' defense continued to shine, with multiple pass breakups and an interception by Kenny Moore II.

Rookie wide receiver AD Mitchell also impressed during the rainy practice, displaying his agility and skill in making defenders miss with a stutter-step move. Mitchell's performance showcased his potential impact on the Colts' offense.

Moreover, the Colts saw a glimpse of the legendary Marvin Harrison in action as his son, Marvin Harrison Jr., made a name for himself with a touchdown catch in the red zone. The younger Harrison displayed his precision route-running, reminiscent of his father's style.

Despite the challenging weather conditions, the Colts were able to wrap up their training camp on a positive note. The team showed resilience, executing a confident two-minute drill, and their defense displayed dominance in the red zone. As the Colts head into the regular season, they will look to build upon their strong training camp performance and continue to hone their skills for upcoming challenges on the field.