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When the Indianapolis Colts take the practice field on Wednesday for 11-on-11 periods, quarterback Daniel Jones is expected to be under center.
Jones has spent the offseason rehabbing from an Achilles injury that he suffered in Week 14 of last season.
While appearing on the Pat McAfee Show on Monday, Jones said that he was ready to go.
"Plan is to be back in 11-on-11 in full team drills," Jones said on The Pat McAfee Show, via Colts.com. "I'm ready to go."
This update from Jones doesn't come as a huge surprise.
A few weeks ago, he said he was "cleared to do everything." Then, while appearing on ESPN on Sunday, Jones said he was "good to go" and "excited to get rolling."
Even head coach Shane Steichen broke some news in this regard, mentioning on Saturday that Jones would be a "full participant" once camp began.
Jones has seemingly been flying through the rehab process, taking part in individual drills during OTAs and then the 7-on-7 periods in minicamp.
Jones signed a two-year, $88 million deal in free agency and looks to regain last season's first-half form, where he and the offense were off to red-hot starts.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts QB Daniel Jones 'ready to go' for training camp
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Jones has spent the offseason rehabbing from an Achilles injury that he suffered in Week 14 of last season.
While appearing on the Pat McAfee Show on Monday, Jones said that he was ready to go.
"Plan is to be back in 11-on-11 in full team drills," Jones said on The Pat McAfee Show, via Colts.com. "I'm ready to go."
This update from Jones doesn't come as a huge surprise.
A few weeks ago, he said he was "cleared to do everything." Then, while appearing on ESPN on Sunday, Jones said he was "good to go" and "excited to get rolling."
Even head coach Shane Steichen broke some news in this regard, mentioning on Saturday that Jones would be a "full participant" once camp began.
Jones has seemingly been flying through the rehab process, taking part in individual drills during OTAs and then the 7-on-7 periods in minicamp.
Jones signed a two-year, $88 million deal in free agency and looks to regain last season's first-half form, where he and the offense were off to red-hot starts.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts QB Daniel Jones 'ready to go' for training camp
Continue reading...
