Colts Owner Pushing for 18th Game, Jones Extension

On March 30th, Colts owner Carly Erse Gordon is pushing hard for the NFL to add an 18th regular season game.

This comes right after the team dropped $88 million on a big extension for quarterback Daniel Jones, locking him in as their top, offensive guy.

Jones had a solid year, hitting 68% of his passes and going 8 wins and 5 losses as the starter.

He's got a tight bond with head coach Shane Steichen and the front office ceases upside worth the tough roster moves.

Owners like Erse Gordon keep this expansion on the front burner, even as Commissioner Roger Gidele and the players union flagged the hurdles.

She makes the case that a boost player pay, amps up the fan experience and fixes how preseason games are losing steam since stars sit him out to.

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Meanwhile, T.Y. Hilton just hung up his cleats after 11 standout seasons with Indy thanking the team and late owner Jim Erse in his farewell post.

To plug the gap, they grabbed wide out Nick Westbrook Ikein from Miami.

As the Colts reshaped their squad in this new era, eyes stay on Jones and that potential schedule shake up to keep the momentum rolling.