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Daniel Jones Looks Restored in Colts’ Live Practice Work

The showing suggests the Colts' investment in Jones may pay off by restoring rollout mobility to the offense, helping coaches make final roster decisions.

Overview

  • Daniel Jones completed every reported first‑team throw during Wednesday’s joint practice, with multiple outlets tracking him as 14‑for‑14 or 15‑for‑15 while showing accurate throws on the move and easy scrambling.
  • The practice offered on‑field confirmation that Jones has largely recovered from his Dec. 7, 2025 right Achilles tear after accelerated rehab and a two‑year, $88 million re‑signing this offseason.
  • Colts coaches still saw clear offensive-line and running‑game issues when facing Atlanta’s defense, including a blown-up Jonathan Taylor run and a quick sack after a missed block.
  • The team must manage a string of skill‑player injuries that limit targets, with tight end Tyler Warren exiting with a groin issue, running back D.J. Giddens leaving with hamstring tightness, and wideout Alec Pierce still on PUP while Keenan Allen watched but did not practice.
  • Indianapolis’ defense dominated portions of the session, highlighted by Justin Walley’s pick‑six, a development that gives the staff confidence as they evaluate depth and final roster choices before the preseason game.