Colts QB Daniel Jones was a full participant in practice Wednesday, October 14, pushing past his ankle issue. Sounds great, right? Except the guy’s still putting up some seriously lackluster numbers, and it’s making you wonder what “fully practiced” even means for his game.
The Ugly Truth Hiding Behind Full Participation
Look, the Colts need their QB to deliver, but through five games, Jones has only scraped together three touchdowns against four brutal interceptions. That’s a turnover machine, not a playmaker. And we all know part of his game has always been that scrambling ability, but after working back from an Achilles injury, it’s just gone. Absolutely nonexistent.
Why Jones Isn’t Even a Solid QB2 Right Now
So yeah, he’s back at full practice, but the on-field product is telling a different story. The dude may *eventually* improve as the year rolls on, but let’s be honest, at his current level of play, you wouldn’t even trust him as your backup fantasy QB. This isn’t just about getting reps, it’s about actually performing, and Jones just isn’t there yet.
He’s cleared for full practice, but until those numbers turn around and that scrambling ability shows up, Daniel Jones is in a tough spot with a lot to prove.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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