
Daniel Jones Set to Return, Colts Aim for Playoffs
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Colts Quarterback Daniel Jones Set to Return from Torn Achilles, Aiming for Playoff Success
Colts quarterback Daniel Jones, who missed the end of last season due to a torn Achilles tendon, is expected to return for the regular season start. ESPNs Adam Schefter reports that sources anticipate Jones will be fully recovered and join training camp without complications. Jones, who signed with the Colts last year and led a high-powered offense early in the season, is eager to reclaim his starting position and help the team push for playoff success. The Colts have retained most of their key players from that successful start, including wide receiver Alec Pierce, but have traded Michael Pittman Junior to the Steelers, making depth at wide receiver a priority.
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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Daniel Jones Set to Return, Colts Aim for Playoffs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 11th, Colts quarterback Daniel Jones is on track to return from his torn Achilles tendon in time for the regular season start. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter says sources expect him to be fully ready, with one even predicting he'll join training camp without issues. Jones missed the end of last season due to the injury but showed plenty of promise before that. Jones signed with the Colts last year and beat out Anthony Richardson for the starting job. Early in the season, he led a high-powered offense that had the team looking like a top contender in the league. That momentum faded in the second half, as nagging injury slowed Jones down, culminating in the Achilles tear that sidelineed him for good. Fans and team brass were left hoping for a strong rebound. The Colts still have most of their key pieces from that hot start, including bringing back wide receiver Allie Pierce. They did trade Michael Pittman Jr. to the Pittsburgh Steelers though, so adding depth that wide receiver is now a priority. With Jones healthy and the core intact, Indianapolis aims to pick up right where they left
off and push for playoff success this fall.
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