Colts Lock In QB, TE for Long Haul

0:00On March 15th, the Indianapolis Colts are locking in their quarterback and key support players this offseason. They just signed Daniel Jones to a two-year 88 million dollar contract extension that could reach 100 million with incentives. Around the same time, they resigned veteran Titan Mo Ali Cox to a one-year deal. Jones had a strong first year with the Colts last season, throwing for over 3,000 yards and 19 touchdowns in just 13 games before. Injury sidelined him. He led the team to an eight-and-two start, setting personal bests and passer rating and completion percentage. The deal gives him security after using the transition tag as leverage. Fans and teammates love Ali Cox for his leadership and gritty blocking that powers the run game. Over 125 games, all with Indy, he's caught 127 passes for 16 touchdowns while rarely missing action. His work opens up the field for younger players like rookie Tyler Warren. Ali Cox will stick around in a rotational role,

1:02handling blocks and special teams while chipping in on surprise passes. The Colts see him as a locker room staple who does the dirty work that wins games. With Jones making good progress on his Achilles rehab and fibular recovery, he's targeting week one of the 2026 season. If not, second-year quarterback Riley Leonard stands ready as Indy builds a solid core for the long haul.