Colts' Bubble Season: New Ownership, Jones' Return

0:00It's March 28th, I'm Corey with the story, and this is NFL News Today. Your AI-powered football briefing. The Indianapolis Colts are riding the bubble into the 2026 season, that fringe spot where they got approved they belong. They just locked in quarterback Daniel Jones with a massive contract after his torn Achilles, aiming for some real stability under center, but it's all question marks. Big wins mixed with shaky losses last time out. Fans lit it up early before the injury, making the deal look smart, but his full health is the wild card nobody can call yet. Meanwhile, Whiteout Alec Pierce is showing signs of a comeback, stepping up in ways that could boost the passing game big time. Fans are buzzing about the ownership shake-up after Jim Urse's passing. His daughters are now running things, with Carly Urse Gordon front and center. She's green-lighting bold moves from the GM, and stuck with the same staff, despite rough years lately. He vives from the new crew feel promising, but is too soon to judge. They need more proof before anyone pops the champagne or calls it quits.

1:04Whatever happens with these bubbles, the Colts path forward gets redefined, setting the tone for years to come, and indie.