With training camp quickly approaching for the Indianapolis Colts, head coach Shane Steichen provided a brief update on quarterback Daniel Jones.
Jones suffered an Achilles injury in Week 14 of last season and has been rehabbing throughout the offseason.
In an interview on SportsCenter, Steichen was asked about Jones and his availability for the start of training camp.
"He got some good reps in OTAs doing 7-on-7, but he'll be a full participant when we start next week and get into the team drills," Steichen said. "I know he's looking forward to that and ready to go."
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This update from Steichen doesn't come
as much of a surprise. Recently, Jones said he was "cleared to do everything."
During offseason programs, Jones was a participant in the individual drills during OTAs and then took part in the 7-on-7 periods in minicamp.
"He looks great. He's attacked the rehab process as good as it gets. He's in that building all spring from 6 AM to 6 PM. He's put in the work."
Jones and the Colts' offense got off to a red-hot start last season. The team was 8-2 through 10 games, while Jones was among the most productive quarterbacks in football. He and the offense will be looking to replicate and then sustain that success in 2026.
The Colts first training camp practice will take place on July 29.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Steichen with injury update on Daniel Jones before Colts training camp
