Daniel Jones Shows Restored Mobility and Accuracy in Colts Camp, Team Will Monitor Reps
Coaches point to live 11-on-11 red‑zone work and touchdown plays as signs his recovery is moving forward.
Overview
- Across the first four days of training camp Jones moved outside the pocket, ran a designed low red‑zone scramble for a touchdown, and connected on an 11-on-11 touchdown to tight end Tyler Warren.
- His passing has varied day to day, including an inefficient 4-of-8 performance that featured at least one drop followed by a strong 14-of-17 rebound that showed consistent rhythm in Saturday’s practice.
- Teammates publicly praised his on-field look, with Mo Alie-Cox saying Jones 'looks like he never got hurt' after seeing him throw accurately and scramble in live-team periods.
- The Colts have cleared Jones for full participation but will limit and closely monitor his workload through the remaining weeks of camp as he approaches Week 1.
- Jones tore his right Achilles in December 2025, had surgery and rehab, was re-signed by the Colts, and the front office notes his younger age and athleticism could help recovery though practice performance does not guarantee in-season durability.