Colts Have 'Good Sign' for Risky Offseason Decision
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts missed the playoffs after quarterback Daniel Jones broke his Achilles tendon late in the season. The team signed Jones to a two-year, $88 million contract despite his injury and hopes he will start practicing with the team early in training camp to help them compete in 2026.Key Facts
- The Colts had an 8-2 record before losing all remaining games last season.
- Quarterback Daniel Jones tore his Achilles tendon on December 7 during a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
- Colts’ head coach Shane Steichen has a 25-26 record over three seasons.
- The Colts signed Jones to a two-year contract worth $88 million.
- Jones had an inconsistent career with the New York Giants before joining the Colts.
- Jones threw for 3,101 yards, 19 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions in 13 starts before his injury.
- The team plans for Jones to begin practicing in team drills early in training camp.
- Colts management is hopeful a healthy Jones will help the team reach the playoffs next season.
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