Indianapolis Colts Recommit To Daniel Jones With Deal
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Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Colts signed quarterback Daniel Jones to a two-year contract worth $88 million over two seasons, up to $100 million with incentives, the team and reports said on Thursday. Jones, who joined the Colts on a one-year deal in March 2025, started the season with a productive 10-game stretch before suffering a torn right Achilles on December 7. Team officials and Jones said he is rehabbing and targeting the 2026 regular-season opener. The contract includes $50 million guaranteed and $12 million in potential incentives. Multiple outlets confirmed the contract terms. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline
- 1. 2019: Daniel Jones drafted sixth overall by the New York Giants.
- 2. 2024: Giants bench and release Jones during the season.
- 3. 13th March 2025: Jones signs a one-year, $14 million deal with the Colts.
- 4. 7th December 2025: Jones suffers a torn right Achilles against Jacksonville.
- 5. 12th March 2026: Jones signs a two-year contract with the Colts worth $88M, up to $100M.
Why it matters
The Colts' commitment to Jones signals a strong season ahead. If you're a fan, it's time to gear up for some exciting games. And if you're into fantasy football, Jones might be a solid pick for your team. Keep an eye on his recovery progress.
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