Daniel Jones has signed 2 yr 88m contract
 

Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report
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30m
BREAKING: The #Colts and QB Daniel Jones have agreed to a 2-year, $88M deal that could be worth up to $100M, multiple sources tell me.

He gets $50M in the first year and it’s the largest 2-year contract in history. Both sides wanted this to get done, and it officially makes

He fleeced us.

I'm shocked. That is way to much coming off of that injury.

He has a great agent

Or, or, hear me out. We have a terrible GM?

It's a 2-year deal. He'll be the 16th highest paid QB in the league in '26.

Reading more about this. It's not near as bad as I thought. We have an out after this season if he doesn't play well.

So if things go south the new GM can start new. He better be a true franchise QB that can carry a team at this price. Smells of desperation to me. Hope I’m wrong

Zach Hicks
@ZachHicks2
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57m
44 million dollar signing bonus with a 5.49 million dollar base in 2026. Without void years, that’s a cap hit around 27 million, which would save Indy around 10 million vs the cap

Yeah, I’ll just say it could have been a LOT worse. He’s really only tied to the Colts thru next season.

This was a move made out of desperation. They’re praying that the way he played early last year was more than just the product of a really weak schedule, which I don’t believe.

The plus side is the new regime can start fresh after everyone inevitably gets fired after next year.

Albert Breer
@AlbertBreer
Colts QB Daniel Jones is signing a two-year, $88 million deal to stay in Indianapolis. Details on the agreement ...

• His base pay is $50 million in 2026 ($12.2M more than the tag), with a chance to earn $6 million more in incentives.

• His base pay is $38 million in 2027 ($10M of which is guaranteed), with a chance earn another $6 million more in incentives.

• That brings the max value to $100 million over two years, which, as we've reported, was where Jones wanted to be.

• As part of the incentives, Jones gets $100,000 per win (so long as he plays at least 50% of the offensive snaps in the game) over the next two years.