Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 7
Colts Entertain Daniel Jones Trade Offers on $88 Million Deal Ahead of Nov. 10 Deadline
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

Colts Entertain Daniel Jones Trade Offers on $88 Million Deal Ahead of Nov. 10 Deadline

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

Summary

  • Multiple teams have called Indianapolis about Daniel Jones, and the Colts are willing to listen even after coach Shane Steichen said the quarterback gives them the best chance to win.
  • The talks fit a broader selloff: Indianapolis already moved Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, while also discussing Jonathan Taylor and Josh Downs as it weighs draft capital over short-term results.
  • Baltimore was among the teams to check on Jones before agreeing to acquire Jacoby Brissett, while Minnesota has been linked because of its 6-1 record, uneven quarterback play and Jones' history with Kevin O'Connell.
  • Jones signed a 2-year, $88 million extension in March after an Achilles tear ended his 2025 season, making his availability a notable signal that few Colts players are untouchable before the Nov. 10, 4 p.m. ET deadline.

Insights

With a massive injury guarantee looming, will the Colts bench Daniel Jones if a deadline blockbuster falls through?
Why is Indianapolis desperately shopping their $88 million franchise quarterback just months after signing him to a massive extension?
As the November 10 deadline approaches, could Kevin O'Connell's past connection lure Daniel Jones to Minnesota for a playoff push?