About Riley Leonard
Riley Leonard is a quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts in the NFL, wearing #15. Riley Leonard is listed at 6' 4", 213 lbs and played college football at Notre Dame.
Riley Leonard ranks #99 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NFL players list for the 2026 season (33.3 PPR fantasy points), #32 among quarterbacks. Among NFL stat leaders, Leonard is #16 in rushing touchdowns (2), #36 in passing yards (415) and #41 in passing touchdowns (2).
Through 5 games of the 2026 NFL season, Leonard has 39 completions, 67 pass attempts, 58.2% completion rate and 415 passing yards.
Riley Leonard is currently listed as inactive: Leonard is inactive for Sunday's game against the Commanders in London as the Colts' emergency No. 3 quarterback.
Riley Leonard 2026 Season Stats
Passing
- 39
- CMP
- 67
- ATT
- 58.2%
- CMP%
- 415
- YDS
- 6.2
- Y/A
- 2
- TD
- 3
- INT
- 0
- SACKED
- 0
- LNG
Rushing
- 6
- CAR
- 27
- YDS
- 0.0
- YPC
- 2
- TD
- 0
- LNG
- 4
- 1D
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Riley Leonard FAQ
What team does Riley Leonard play for?
Riley Leonard plays for the Indianapolis Colts in the NFL as a quarterback, wearing #15.
What are Riley Leonard's stats this season?
In the 2026 season, across 5 games, Riley Leonard has 39 completions, 67 pass attempts, 58.2% completion rate, 415 passing yards and 6.2 yards per attempt.
Is Riley Leonard injured?
Riley Leonard is listed as inactive. Leonard is inactive for Sunday's game against the Commanders in London as the Colts' emergency No. 3 quarterback.
Where does Riley Leonard rank among NFL players?
Riley Leonard ranks #99 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NFL players list for the 2026 season (33.3 PPR fantasy points), #32 among quarterbacks. In the NFL stat leaders, Leonard is #16 in rushing touchdowns (2), #36 in passing yards (415) and #41 in passing touchdowns (2). The top 100 list ranks every player by PPR fantasy points: 1 point per 25 passing yards, 4 per passing touchdown, −2 per interception thrown, 1 per 10 rushing or receiving yards, 6 per rushing or receiving touchdown, 1 per reception and −2 per fumble lost.