Colts Secure Pierce, Jones, Trade Pittman in Busy Day

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The NFL's open negotiating period kicked off Monday afternoon, and the Indianapolis Colts jumped right in with smart moves. They locked up why receiver Alec Pierce, with a four-year deal, worth $114 million, right as talks began. Earlier this week, the Colts had placed a transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones to keep him in place. That move risked losing Pierce. Their big play thread, but they pulled off the deal just in time. Fans and team insiders are calling it a huge win for Indy. Retaining both their starting quarterback and top wide-out sets them up strong for next season. Meanwhile, the Colts traded why receiver Michael Pittman to Pittsburgh in a late round draft pick swap. That freed up $24 million in cap space and added some future assets. Now the focus turns to a long-term extension for Jones. Overall, the Colts nailed their priorities on the first day of Reagency Talks.

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