US EditionIndianapolis Colts to Start QB Daniel Jones over Anthony Richardson
Colts chose Daniel Jones for his veteran experience and strong preseason, signing him to a $14 million deal; Richardson's injuries and inconsistency influenced the decision.
- The Indianapolis Colts announced on August 19, 2025, that Daniel Jones will start at quarterback in Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins.
- The team brought in Jones to create competition amid Anthony Richardson’s injuries and inconsistency since his 2023 first-round selection.
- Colts coach Shane Steichen described a close quarterback battle and emphasized that operation, communication, and consistency influenced the decision favoring Jones.
- Jones signed a one-year, $14 million contract in March 2025 and will be the 12th Colts starting quarterback since 2018, with Richardson backing up him moving forward.
- This move provides a veteran presence to stabilize the offense but leaves Richardson's long-term role uncertain and the team's future option decision pending.
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Colts name Daniel Jones the opening-day starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson - The Boston Globe
Indianapolis coach Shane Steichen announced that Jones would start the Sept. 7 season opener against the Dolphins, beating out Anthony Richardson, who just two years ago was dubbed the franchise’s quarterback of the future.
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