Why didn't things work out in New York? Will Jones be a mentor for Anthony Richardson? Giants writer Dan Duggan breaks down Indy's new QB.

The Colts did things in the first week of free agency that they never do. What's it mean, and what comes next? Nate Atkins has thoughts.

The Colts should be considered winners for this signing. They are paying Jones $14 million for a year, but it's worth the money. They have to find out if Richardson is the future of the franchise, and there's no better way to do that than through competition with a quarterback like Jones who's itching to start under center again.

Daniel Jones is getting a reported 1-year deal counting $14 million toward the 2025 salary cap. Anthony Richardson is set to count $9.2 million.

Jones wants to start again, and in order to do so, he'll have to beat Anthony Richardson, the Colts’ 2023 No. 4 pick, for the job

ESPN's Ben Solak handed out superlatives after free agency and the Colts earned the 'Portent of Doom' award after signing Daniel Jones.

Jones is far from perfect competition for Richardson. The former Giants quarterback played his way out of a four-year, $160 million deal in less than two years in New York, has a history of injury and has not produced big plays as a passer despite being much more accurate than Richardson.

Jones was the fifth-ranked QB on The Athletic's list of the top 150 free agents and spent six seasons as a starter with the Giants.

Are the Colts better off with Anthony Richardson or the newly signed Daniel Jones? The SportsLine Projection Model has the answer