Summary
Daniel Jones, a quarterback, is currently a free agent after playing for the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts are having trouble reaching a new contract with him and might use a franchise tag to retain him, which could affect their ability to keep other key players. Jones played well last season before an injury ended his campaign early.
Key Facts
- Daniel Jones was a quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts.
- He became a free agent after a season-ending injury.
- Jones played 13 games, completed 68% of his passes for 3,101 yards, with 19 touchdowns and eight interceptions.
- The Colts are struggling to negotiate a new contract with Jones.
- They might use a franchise tag on Jones or wide receiver Alec Pierce.
- A franchise tag is a way to keep a player for one year by matching any other offer he might get.
- The NFL's franchise tag deadline is Tuesday.
- There is not much demand for quarterbacks this offseason, which complicates negotiations.
