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Colts QB Daniel Jones Sidelined with Right Achilles Tendon Injury
- Dec. 7, 2025, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones suffered a right Achilles injury against Jacksonville and was ruled out after going down in the first quarter on a non-contact play.
- Playing through a fractured left fibula, Daniel Jones, Indianapolis Colts quarterback, had been playing in recent weeks despite the pain, a choice teammates praised for toughness and work ethic.
- Jones completed 5 of 7 passes for 60 yards before planting his right foot, grabbing his leg, slamming his helmet multiple times and later wearing a protective walking boot.
- The Colts, now 8-5, face a difficult playoff path without Daniel Jones, Indianapolis Colts quarterback, while Anthony Richardson, Colts quarterback, is on injured reserve and only Riley Leonard and Brett Rypien remain.
- Week 15 sends Indianapolis Colts to Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field on Sunday, December 14, 2025, where Seattle Seahawks prepare to face rookie Riley Leonard amid Jones’ unlikely return.
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The quarterback left in the second quarter after injury to the Achilles tendon on the right foot.
·Montreal, Canada
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The hopes of Bernhard Raimann and his Indianapolis Colts in the National Football League (NFL) have experienced a harsh damper. Quarterback Daniel Jones injured himself at the 19:36 of the Colts at the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday on the Achilless tendon. The game maker contracted the injury in the first quarter and could not continue playing. The season end is now feared for the 28-year-old. There was no official diagnosis at first. Jones had…
·Vienna, Austria
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In the NFL game of the Indianapolis Colts against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Daniel Jones has to get out injured.
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