For those who believe the NFL is rigged, this will likely add fuel to that belief.

Either way, every NFL campaign is bound to have a contender for the “worst interception ever” award, and while the media sometimes over-exaggerates things to get more clicks, that wasn't the case with the interception thrown by the Indianapolis Colts quarterback on Sunday. Anthony Richardson Matchup with the Chicago Bears Week 3 contest. And what's worse, it happened in the red zone.

During the second quarter, the Colts found themselves at Chicago's 3-yard line facing a third-and-goal scenario. In a shotgun formation, Richardson took the snap and ran left, but Indy's drive fizzled out. (RELATED: NFL Fines Derek Carr Exorbitant $14,000 for Michael Jackson Dance: Report)

The Bears were threatening to score, and Richardson was hitting the wide receivers. Ashton Dulin When he was in the end zone and only a few yards away, Dulin had three defenders surrounding him, making it impossible to get through on a route to Dulin. But Richardson didn't care. No, my guys just tossed the ball to them. It was literally just a casual toss. It was a joke.

In Richardson's defense, it looked like his pass was deflected off the pass rusher who was chasing him, but judging by the video, the exact same thing could have happened either way. In other words, there's no defense for Richardson here, just bad football.

Chicago linebacker Tremaine Edmunds He caught the interception, probably the easiest one he'd ever made.

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Bears intercept in the end zone!

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That, my friends, is the Anthony Richardson experience.