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Colts Field Inquiries on Quarterback Daniel Jones
Indianapolis has listened to offers for the signal-caller while eyeing draft compensation ahead of the deadline.
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Multiple Teams Reach Out
The Colts have fielded calls from several clubs interested in acquiring quarterback Daniel Jones. League sources indicate the team has been willing to entertain those overtures without committing to any move. The Ravens checked in on Jones before completing a deal for another quarterback, and additional teams have continued to inquire. Indianapolis has shown a preference for holding discussions until closer to the trade deadline rather than rushing any decision.
Financial Factors in Play
Jones carries a 10.51 million injury guarantee for the 2027 season that becomes fully vested on March 15 if he remains with the team. At 2-6, the Colts may look to limit exposure to that obligation. Any potential trade could also allow the club to reduce future financial risk while adding draft assets before Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.
Contract Background
Jones was signed to a two-year 88 million contract that included a 44 million signing bonus in March. The team remains open to conversations about his future but will only move forward if offers meet their valuation. Similar to other roster players, Indianapolis is not inclined to accept deals it views as insufficient.
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