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Daniel Jones gave the ball to the Pittsburgh Steelers five times when they met back in 2025. He didn’t turn it over this year. Unfortunately, the result was still the same. Actually, the final score was somehow worse. Jones not…

Jon Spradley of Stampede Blue argues that the Indianapolis Colts have lowered their standards by celebrating Daniel Jones avoiding turnovers despite continuing to lose. Although Jones did not commit a turnover in a recent rematch against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Colts still suffered a disappointing defeat, which the writer claims reflects a lackluster team performance.
Spradley contends that zero-turnover games should be the standard expectation rather than an exception. He criticizes general manager Chris Ballard for placing faith in Jones, writing that the quarterback is not the long-term solution to restore the franchise to the heights seen under Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck.
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