Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones stated Sunday that he is fully cleared and feels good as training camp approaches. He acknowledged, however, that there's still work to be done before the start of the regular season.
Jones said, "I feel really good… I’m good to go for training camp." This indicates his recovery from an unspecified injury is complete enough for him to participate in the initial phases of preparation for the upcoming NFL season.
The Colts quarterback also noted that while he's been cleared, he isn’t yet at peak form. He stated, “I still have some work to do before Week 1,” suggesting ongoing efforts to refine his skills and conditioning as he prepares to lead the team in regular-season games.
The statement was made on Sunday, providing an update on Jones's status ahead of training camp. The reason for this announcement is to reassure fans and teammates about his readiness while maintaining realistic expectations regarding his overall preparation.
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