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The Indianapolis Colts are right in the thick of the mix for free agent quarterback Daniel Jones. According to The Athletic insider Dianna Russini, the Colts and the Minnesota Vikings are the two expected leading contenders to land Jones in free agency.

Diana Russini of ESPN reported on Sunday that there are now two expected leading contenders to sign veteran quarterback Daniel Jones in free agency this offseason. They are the Indianapolis Colts and the Minnesota Vikings.

The 2025 tournament marks the 14th time it has been held in Indianapolis. Minnesota is 12-11 all-time when the tournament has been held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and 13-12 in Indianapolis, as the 2021 tournament was held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Minnesota Vikings and Indianapolis Colts are expected to be the leading contenders to sign free agent quarterback Daniel Jones, who spent a part of last season on Minnesota's practice squad, according to The Athletic's Dianna Russini.

Minnesota Vikings free-agent quarterback Daniel Jones has a few teams in mind for his next destination, and the Vikings are on his shortlist.

Daniel Jones has plenty of suitors. The Minnesota Vikings and Indianapolis Colts are both interested in signing the quarterback.

The Sam Darnold era appears to be over after just one season with the Minnesota Vikings. The Athletic’s NFL insider

The Indianapolis Colts decided to announce at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine that they plan to have an open quarterback competition in training camp.  This has led many to wonder who the team will bring in to compete with Anthony Richardson.

The field for the Big Ten Tournament is set. The competition, which begins Wednesday and runs through Sunday, will be played at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Defending champion Illinois is the seven seed. Top seed Michigan State locked in a Big Ten title earlier this week.

The Athletic's Diana Russini reported the Vikings are attempting to pivot to Jones, who they took for a trial run for the remainder of the 2024 season after his release from the New York Giants. However, there is a snag in Minnesota as a deal has yet to be finalized with Jones.