In a shocking twist that has sent ripples through the NFL world, insider sources reveal that the Indianapolis Colts are secretly preparing to part ways with quarterback Daniel Jones despite his stellar performance in 2025. After leading the NFL in passing yards and steering the Colts to an 8-2 record, Jones was expected to be the centerpiece of the Colts’ future—until now.
“The Colts Have Decided to Let Jones Walk in Free Agency—And Here’s Why”
According to multiple sources inside the Colts’ organization, the team has quietly begun making plans to let Jones test the free-agent market in 2026.
The Real Shocker: Are the Colts Preparing for a MASSIVE Trade?
Even more surprising? The Colts are reportedly preparing to make a blockbuster trade for a top-tier quarterback to fill Jones’ spot. Multiple sources have pointed to
But that’s not all. Colts’ offensive tackle Braden Smith, who is also looking at a lucrative new contract, might not be far behind in terms of the team’s financial shakeup. With rumors swirling that Smith could be part of a
“It’s All About the Future—Not the Present”
This dramatic shift in direction could send shockwaves through Colts Nation, with fans wondering why the team would let go of their star quarterback just as he’s hitting his stride. But according to
“They’re Betting Big on a New Era”
Fans are left to wonder: Will the Colts’ gamble on a new QB pay off, or will they regret letting Jones slip away? As the Colts prepare for the next chapter, the NFL world is watching closely.
Stay tuned for more shocking updates—this story is far from over!
With a trip to Berlin on the docket, the Washington Commanders declared Jayden Daniels out ahead of their battle with the Miami Dolphins overseas. With the enduring of another injury, Colin Cowherd made a controversial statement about a contract extension for the quarterback on his show, The Herd.
“Jayden Daniels. I can’t. He’s hurt for the fourth time, a year-and-a-half in,” Cowherd noted, when referring to the most recent injury Daniels sustained.
Cowherd was speaking about quarterbacks under 25 whom he wouldn’t extend. In addition to Daniels, Cowherd also listed Brock Purdy, Michael Penix Jr., and Bo Nix, among others.
With Daniels out, the Commanders have turned to Marcus Mariota to be their starting quarterback. It has not worked out; the team has struggled in the absence of their star quarterback, and their season has fallen apart. Entering Week 11, the Commanders find themselves 3-7, with their playoff hopes slipping.
Cowherd is one of a few sports media personalities who have heavily criticised quarterbacks dealing with injuries. With Daniels sustaining multiple injuries, the pattern is looking very familiar in Landover, Maryland. Of course, the Commanders do not have to give their quarterback a contract extension yet. But there will be a time when his rookie deal ends.
Daniels produced mixed results this season, passing for 1,184 yards, eight touchdowns, and two interceptions. Additionally, he has run 54 times for 262 yards and three touchdowns while fumbling three times. Last season, he passed for 3,568 yards, 25 touchdowns, and nine interceptions, while rushing 148 times for 891 yards, scoring six touchdowns, and fumbling 5 times.
While Daniels has avoided surgery, there is concern about the star quarterback. Alarmingly, many fans are drawing similarities between him and Robert Griffin III. As he recovers from his injury, Daniels hopes to repeat the same path that ultimately derailed Griffin’s career, while bouncing back and leading the Commanders back to the playoffs next season.