RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 3 sourcesIndianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones signed a two-year, $88 million contract extension in March. File Photo by Archie Carpenter/UPI
July 27 (UPI) -- Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones, who tore his right Achilles last season, is fully cleared for training camp, he announced Monday.
Jones made the announcement on the Pat McAfee Show . Colts rookies reported for training camp Monday in Westfield, Ind. Veterans will report Tuesday to Grand Park.
"I'm feeling good," Jones said. "Plan is to be back in 11-on-11, full-team drills Wednesday, when we start up practice. I'll be out there with the guys. Excited to get back rolling. Feeling good.
"Rehab has been good to this point. Still some work to do as we get ready for Week 1, but I'm feeling really good with where I am."
Jones played through a hairline fibula fracture in his left leg last season before he tore the Achilles in his other leg in December. He led the NFL with 2,659 passing yards through Week 10.
The Colts' offense also ranked No. 1, with 32.1 points and 428.1 yards per game through 11 weeks. Jones missed the team's' final four games due to his injuries.
Jones, who signed a two-year, $88 million contract extension in March, said "there is nothing I can't do," when asked about his limitations. He plans to increase his preparation through camp and work with the Colts training staff.
Jones also said Sunday on ESPN that he was "excited to get rolling."
The seven-year veteran completed a career-high 68% of his throws for 3,101 yards, 19 scores and eight interceptions over 13 starts last season. Jones also ran for 164 yards and five scores in 2025, his first season with the Colts.
Anthony Richardson, Riley Leonard and Easton Stick are the other quarterbacks on the Colts' roster.
Indianpolis will take on the New England Patriots in their preseason opener Aug. 13 in Foxborough, Mass. They will host the Baltimore Ravens in their regular season opener Sept. 13 in Indianapolis.
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