Jones played his way out of New York last season, getting released in November. In 10 games, he had eight TD passes and nine turnovers, failing to throw a touchdown pass in six games. His 6.1 YPA ranked 35th of 36 quarterbacks, and his 20.7 completion percentage on attempts of 20-plus yards was last. His once-potent running game crashed too, as he averaged a career-low 4.0 yards per carry. Jones hopes to salvage his career in Indianapolis, where he'll compete with third-year pro Anthony Richardson for the starting job. Richardson is coming off another injury-plagued year in which he greatly disappointed, but Colts brass likely is still rooting for the 2023 fourth overall pick to come out ahead. Jones is a decent fallback option for an offense centered on Jonathan Taylor's rushing. The Colts have plenty of quality receiving options, led by WRs Michael Pittman and Josh Downs, and they added tight end Tyler Warren with the 14th overall pick this April. Jones should have enough help, and enough rushing stats, to be a serviceable QB2 if he ends up starting.

• Ryan Miller
  WR
• Elijah Simmons
  DL
• Amari Gainer
  LB
• K.C. Ossai
  LB
• Kei'Trel Clark
  DB
• Nephi Sewell
  LB
• Steven Sims
  WR
• BJ Adams
  DB