Colts quarterback Daniel Jones is expected to be sidelined for six to eight months after undergoing surgery to repair his ruptured Achilles tendon on Tuesday in New York. The timeline grants Jones the “ability to be fully cleared for the start of next summer’s training camp,” according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones breaks silence with a clear message after suffering season-ending injury in Week 14.

Colts quarterback Daniel Jones underwent season-ending surgery on his right Achilles this week. He returned to the team facility on Friday and will participate in quarterback meetings the rest of the season.

Daniel Jones underwent surgery that is expected to sideline him for 6-8 months, giving the Colts QB the ability to be fully cleared for the start of next summer's training camp, sources told ESPN.

Could the Colts make a sizable move this offseason at the quarterback position after Daniel Jones' Achilles injury?

“The Colts are already giving Daniel Jones’ No. 17 to Philip Rivers,” Carton said in a clip shared on X/Twitter. “The body’s not even cold yet! The first chance they get to humiliate him, embarrass him, and emasculate him is by giving his number away to a 44-year-old grandfather who hasn’t thrown a pass in five years.”

Jeff Saturday and Domonique Foxworth react to reports that retired Philip Rivers worked out with the Colts to replace Daniel Jones after his Achilles injury.