The Indianapolis Colts and quarterback Daniel Jones are finalizing a two-year, $88 million contract, according to Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The deal reportedly includes performance-based incentives that could elevate the total value of the contract to $100 million. According to the report, Daniel Jones will receive more than $60 million in total guarantees. The agreement was reached with the assistance of Athletes First.
Prior to this agreement, the Colts had placed the transition tag on the veteran quarterback. This new multi-year deal replaces that one-year designation, providing long-term security for both the player and the organization as they prepare for the upcoming season. Jones has been a focal point of the Colts' offensive strategy, and this extension ensures he remains the centerpiece of the franchise's backfield for the foreseeable future.
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