The Indianapolis Colts quarterback room is in a disastrous state, and the team could desperately use former first-round pick Anthony Richardson to return from the injured reserve.
In a devastating blow for the Indianapolis Colts, starting QB Daniel Jones tore his Achilles early in Sunday’s loss to the Jaguars, ending his season. Jones was already playing through a fractured fibula in his other leg, and though he wasn’t playing quite as well on it, he was gutting it out for his team.
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The Indianapolis Colts' quarterback situation has turned into an absolute disaster since yesterday, when they lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars, 36-19. Not only did Daniel Jones injure his Achilles, ending his 2025 campaign.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones was forced to exit Sunday’s 36-19 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The 28-year-old suffered a non-contact injury in the first quarter and was unable to return.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Some news broke Monday in the NFL world that no one was expecting to hear, as it was reported the Indianapolis Colts are bringing in Philip Rivers for a workout.
Bold decisions can propel an NFL franchise into contention, or sink it into years of unintended consequences. The Indianapolis Colts believed they were pushing their chips in at the perfect moment, banking on a red-hot Daniel Jones and a fortified defense to fuel a deep postseason run.
The Indianapolis Colts are at quite a crossroads right now. After starting 7-1, they have lost four of their last five games and now sit at 8-5. To make things worse, they just lost starting QB Daniel Jones to a season-ending torn right Achilles injury.
Eight-time Pro Bowl quarterback Philip Rivers will visit and work out with the Indianapolis Colts, according to multiple reports Monday. NFL Network reported that the quarterback-starved Colts could sign Rivers -- who turned 44 Monday -- to the practice squad.
Philip Rivers is ready to issue a two-word fax about his future career plans — “I’m back.” The retired former NFL passing yards leader Rivers is en route to Indianapolis for a workout with the Colts, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on Monday.
The Indianapolis Colts may have seen their playoff hopes dashed during Week 14. Indianapolis lost 36-19 against Jacksonville in Week 14 after Daniel Jones tore his Achilles.