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Anthony Richardson Takes Snaps with Colts Starters as Daniel Jones Does Position Group Work
- On Wednesday, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones participated in individual practice drills, throwing confidently as he continues recovery from a torn Achilles tendon sustained in December.
- Six months after tearing his Achilles, Jones attacked his rehab with intensity; Coach Shane Steichen called the progress "absolutely a big step" for the quarterback, who re-signed in March on an $88 million deal.
- While currently limited to individual periods, Jones said, "I think we've hit all of our marks so far," as he focuses on getting stronger and cutting harder according to the program.
- Backup quarterback Anthony Richardson also took snaps Wednesday, competing with Riley Leonard for the No. 2 job while the team flipped reps during Organized Team Activities.
- Expected to be sidelined until training camp, Jones must be managed carefully, with Head coach Shane Steichen noting the quarterback is "ripping and roaring and ready to go" but discipline is required.
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Colts’ Daniel Jones after OTAs work: Good to be back
INDIANAPOLIS — This is pretty much where Daniel Jones expected to be. The Indianapolis Colts’ rehabbing starting quarterback went through individual drills during the organized team activities (OTAs) Wednesday afternoon. When he’s not bouncing on his feet while moving laterally over pads on the turf, he’s taking his reps and throwing darts to receivers. After [...]
·Indianapolis, United States
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Anthony Richardson takes snaps with Colts starters as Daniel Jones does position group work
Backup quarterback Anthony Richardson took snaps with the Indianapolis Colts starters while Daniel Jones stuck to the positional group stuff Wednesday.
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