Daniel Jones
| Date | News |
| 5/08/25 | Former Giants QB Daniel Jones had a last-minute change of heart this offseason. After finishing the 2024 season on the Vikings' bench, quarterback Daniel Jones signed a one-year, $14 million contract with the Indianapolis Colts this offseason. Jones joined Minnesota's practice squad halfway through last season following his release from the Giants. When it became evident this offseason that the Vikings would not be re-signing Sam Darnold, Jones would have had an opportunity to compete against 2024 No. 10 overall pick J.J. McCarthy. Source: https://www.nj.com/giants/2025/05/former-giants-qb... |
| 5/07/25 | Tom Pelissero Reveals Vikings' Hard Feelings About Daniel Jones' Departure. Some hard feelings. Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/article/tom-pelissero-rev... |
| 5/07/25 | Daniel Jones Reportedly Took Less Money to Go to Indianapolis. It makes sense for one reason Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/article/daniel-jones-repo... |
| 5/04/25 | How Each Giants' Position Units Stack Up After the Draft. The New York Giants came into the 2025 offseason with various position groups that needed to be addressed. Following the conclusion of early free agency and this year's draft, they mostly resolved various positional needs from a starter and depth perspective. Last season, the Giants featured a quarterback room of Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Tim Boyle, and Tommy Devito. The team decided to conduct an entire positional rehaul this offseason with the free agent signings of veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Source: https://www.si.com/nfl/giants/big-blue-plus/how-ea... |
| 4/27/25 | Giants' Daniel Jones mistake emphasized by Colts' Riley Leonard draft pick with Duke connection, stats. Daniel Jones and Riley Leonard are lined up to spend the 2025 NFL season together in the Indianapolis Colts' quarterback room. On the surface, that doesn't appear to be remarkable. But when you dig deeper, it gets pretty crazy. Back in 2019, the New York Giants picked Jones No. 6 overall out of Duke. On Saturday, the Colts drafted Leonard in the sixth round. And their pedigrees aren't really all that different. Both began their college careers at Duke. Jones finished his there, too, while Leonard ended at Notre Dame. Let's compare their final college season stats (2018 for Jones, 2024 for Leonard): Completion percentage: Leonard 66.7 to 60.5 Passing yards: Leonard 2,861 to 2,674 TD passes: Jones Source: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/indianapolis-c... |
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