Colts' Pierce to Hit Open Market, Seeks Better Fit

0:00On March 4th, here is the latest surrounding the NFL. The Indianapolis Colts hope to lock up quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce right before free agency kicked off. Unable to agree on long-term contracts by two-day afternoon, the team slapped the transition tag on Jones instead. That decision sends Pierce straight to the open market next week. He's ranked number seven among the top free agents this year, and while a last-minute deal with Indy remains possible, he's made it clear he's ready, shop around. In a recent interview, Pierce opened up about his feelings. He praised the organization, the city, and the fan support, admitting the team hasn't hit its full potential yet. Still, he feels he's earned the shot to explore options that fit his career and family best. Pierce turns 26 on May 2nd and has dominated in his role. Over the last two seasons, he's led the entire league in yards per reception, proving his big playability. Last season, he hauled in 47 passes for 1,000 three yards and six touchdowns.

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