After re-signing with the Colts, here is a look at the contract details and salary cap hits for QB Daniel Jones.

The Colts and Daniel Jones hve agreed to a two-year, $88 million deal that keeps him in Indianapolis and takes him off of the transition tag, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones

Daniel Jones had his Achilles tendon tear surgery performed by Dr. Martin O'Malley, the same doctor who operated on Jayson Tatum and Tyrese Haliburton

The deal is finally done. For months, the Colts have expected to sign quarterback Daniel Jones to a long-term extension, believing deeply that the quarterback’s reinvention under the watchful eye of head coach Shane Steichen was worth the risk of putting the team’s fortunes in the hands of a quarterback coming off a torn Achilles tendon.

The Indianapolis Colts are in contract talks with quarterback Daniel Jones to be the main man under center for the foreseeable future. However, Jones is rehabbing his season-ending Achilles injury, and that process could leak into the 2026 regular season.

Colts QB Daniel Jones has to be patient early in his Achilles recovery, and he'll be able to push it towards Week One a little later in the process.

Michael Pittman Jr. has a new home after the Indianapolis Colts traded him to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday. It is a fresh start for Pittman after several years of donning Colts colors.

Tyrod Taylor is one of the most well-respected backup QBs in the NFL and could be just what the Indianapolis Colts need.

Matt Hasselbeck backed up Andrew Luck for three years with the Colts; he sees important similarities between Luck and Fernando Mendoza

One NFL analyst believes that the Indianapolis Colts should go in a different direction at quarterback with free agency underway.