Colts’ Daniel Jones: Have to do a better job of protecting the ball

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones acknowledged the need to improve his ball security ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Colts have lost the turnover battle in all four games this season, with Jones committing seven turnovers overall, including five across the last two games despite back-to-back victories over Washington and Houston. Head coach Shane Steichen emphasized that protecting the football remains a top priority.

The article also noted that rookie second-round pick CJ Allen has played just 11 defensive snaps this season as he continues his development behind starting middle linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither. Meanwhile, center Tanor Bortolini returned to practice on a limited basis with an ankle injury, while Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Adam Vinatieri prepares to receive his Ring of Excellence and join the Colts' Ring of Honor.