Daniel Jones is aiming to revive his NFL career with the Indianapolis Colts after a 'tough' exit from the New York Giants. Jones signed a one-year deal with the Colts and is receiving first-team reps due to Anthony Richardson's injury.

Following Thursday's final minicamp practice, the Indianapolis Colts now have summer break until training camp begins on July 22nd. But during those five-ish weeks of off time, quarterback Daniel Jones plans to get together with some of the Colts' wide receivers.

The Indianapolis Colts‘ quarterback battle has been well documented. Incumbent starter (sort of) Anthony Richardson is facing stiff competition from newly-acquired Daniel Jones, who was paid $14 million on a one-year deal.

Although Anthony Richardson's concerning form when healthy played a major part in Daniel Jones' arrival, the Colts have continued to

The Giants gave up on Jones in 2024 after two-straight rough seasons with the team, compiling a brutal 3-13 record and throwing more interceptions (13) than touchdowns (10). This led to his release and a backup role with the Minnesota Vikings behind Sam Darnold, but he never saw action last season.