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The '2 passing, 2 rushing-TD games' quiz
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The '2 passing, 2 rushing-TD games' quiz

With the Colts reporting to Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana for 2026 training camp, Indianapolis fans got some good news on their prospective QB1.

Daniel Jones, who broke his leg  and tore his achilles in Week 14 against the Jacksonville Jaguars last season (leading to the improbable return of Philip Rivers), said he’s cleared to return to action as training camp begins.

“I’m feeling really good and I’m going to be full go to start training camp,” Jones told Pat McAfee. 

“The plan is to be back in 11-on-11, full team drills when we start on Wednesday. I’m ready to go.”

After being released by the New York Giants in 2024, Jones signed with Indy to compete with Anthony Richardson for the starting gig in 2025. He won the job in camp and showed why once the season began, getting the team off to a 7-1 start. He finished the year with 3,101 yards, 19 touchdowns and eight interceptions in 12+ games.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Jones also flashed his rushing ability in his first season in Indy, rushing for 164 yards and five touchdowns. With that being said, can you name the NFL QBs to throw and rush for two touchdowns each in one game?

Good luck!

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8 / BUF / 2025
Josh Allen
4 / SF / 1998
Steve Young
3 / CAR / 2018
Cam Newton
2 / LAR / 1969
Roman Gabriel
2 / NE / 1976
Steve Grogan
2 / TEN / 2001
Steve McNair
2 / PIT / 1997
Kordell Stewart
2 / MIN, OAK / 2007
Daunte Culpepper
2 / SF / 2003
Jeff Garcia
2 / GB / 2018
Aaron Rodgers
2 / NYG / 2022
Daniel Jones
2 / TEN / 2020
Ryan Tannehill
2 / PHI / 2024
Jalen Hurts
1 / MIN / 1966
Fran Tarkenton
1 / OAK / 1967
Daryle Lamonica
1 / CHI / 1967
Larry Rakestraw
1 / HOU / 1968
Pete Beathard
1 / SG / 1968
John Hadl
1 / HOU / 1969
Don Trull
1 / CLE / 1973
Mike Phipps
1 / DAL / 1975
Roger Staubach
1 / PHI / 1977
Ron Jaworski
1 / STL / 1978
Jim Hart
1 / MIA / 1980
David Woodley
1 / DET / 1981
Eric Hipple
1 / KC / 1983
Bill Kenney
1 / STL / 1983
Neil Lomax
1 / CHI / 1985
Jim McMahon
1 / MIA / 1987
Kyle Mackey
1 / PIT / 1988
Bubby Brister
1 / DEN / 1991
John Elway
1 / DAL / 1998
Troy Aikman
1 / ARZ / 1998
Jake Plummer
1 / SD / 2003
Doug Flutie
1 / ARZ / 2004
Josh McCown
1 / PHI / 2006
Donovan McNabb
1 / NE / 2007
Tom Brady
1 / MIA / 2007
Cleo Lemon
1 / BUF / 2008
Trent Edwards
1 / PHI / 2010
Michael Vick
1 / NYJ / 2011
Mark Sanchez
1 / NO / 2018
Drew Brees
1 / ATL / 2018
Matt Ryan
1 / HOU / 2018
Deshaun Watson
1 / SEA / 2019
Russell Wilson
1 / CAR / 2021
Sam Darnold
1 / BAL / 2021
Tyler Huntley
1 / ARZ / 2021
Kyler Murray
1 / CHI / 2022
Justin Fields
1 / BAL / 2023
Lamar Jackson
1 / JAX / 2023
Trevor Lawrence
1 / IND / 2023
Gardner Minshew II
1 / CAR / 2024
Bryce Young
1 / DEN / 2025
Bo Nix
1 / SF / 2025
Brock Purdy

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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