The Indianapolis Colts are dealing with a full-blown injury crisis at the quarterback position for Week 15 of the NFL season. The Colts have already lost Daniel Jones for the remainder of the season due to his Achilles injury, and backup Anthony Richardson is on injured reserve as well.
Daniel Jones is out for the season and the Indianapolis Colts are in crisis mode. Jones ruptured his right Achilles on Sunday in Jacksonville, leaving the 36-19 loss in the first quarter as the Jaguars took sole possession of first place in the AFC South and the free-falling Colts (8-5) clung to fading playoff aspirations.
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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.
After putting together some of the best football of his professional career this year, Daniel Jones went down with a non-contact Achilles injury on Sunday that could severely alter both the Colts' season and the rest of Jones' tenure in the National Football League.
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Per Jordan Schultz, tests confirmed a torn Achilles for Colts QB Daniel Jones, ending his season. Jones also has a fractured fibula in his left leg. He’s set to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones sustained an Achilles injury in Week 14. The Colts lost the game 36-19 to the Jacksonville Jaguars. With Jones out for the year, the 8-5 Colts will likely miss the playoffs.
Richardson is recovering from an orbital fracture that he suffered during a pregame warmup ahead of Indianapolis' Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals.
According to Mike Florio, the Colts don’t know when or even if QB Anthony Richardson will be cleared to return from an orbital bone fracture this season.
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