Colts Say QB is Back 'Like He Never Got Hurt'
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts struggled last season after quarterback Daniel Jones got hurt. Now, Jones is recovering well from a serious Achilles injury and is showing strong performance in training camp, making teammates confident he will be ready for the new season.Key Facts
- The Colts lost their last seven games last season after Daniel Jones got injured.
- Jones was playing with a broken fibula before tearing his Achilles tendon on December 7.
- His teammates say Jones looks like he never got hurt during training camp.
- Jones threw well and ran for a touchdown in camp practice recently.
- The Colts were 8-5 when Jones played last season, showing his importance to the team.
- It is unclear how much Jones will play in preseason games, but he should be ready for the regular season start on September 13.
- Recovering from an Achilles tear in about nine months is becoming more common due to medical advances.
- A similar athlete, Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics, returned to full health in under 10 months after the same injury.
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