Colts Lock in QB Daniel Jones with $88M Extension

0:00On March 11th, the Indianapolis Colts just locked in quarterback Daniel Jones with a two-year contract extension worth $88 million. That could climb to $100 million. This deal comes alongside a promising injury update on the veteran signal caller. Jones tore his Achilles tendon back in December 2025, but he's recovering ahead of schedule. Sources say he'll be ready for the start of the 20-26 regular season, and there's even a strong possibility he'll join training camp. Last season, in 13 starts, Jones threw for 19 touchdowns against just eight interceptions, powering the Colts to the top of the AFC South. Fans and analysts see this as a career revival for him after tough times elsewhere. The extension brings much needy stability to the quarterback spot, answering key questions for the franchise heading into next year. With General Manager Chris Ballard eyeing more free agency moves, the Colts aim to snap their five-year playoff trout and build on this momentum.