"Daniel Jones Makes History, Joins Peyton Manning with Unstoppable 2025 Season"
"Daniel Jones Makes History, Joins Peyton Manning with Unstoppable 2025 Season"
“I’ve been counted out before, but now I’m rewriting my story — and the Colts’ too. Joining Manning in this historic run? It’s just the beginning. We’re going all the way.”
— Daniel Jones, after making history with the Indianapolis Colts.
Daniel Jones has officially cemented his place in Colts history after accomplishing a feat that was once reserved for
Peyton Manning. With his 255 passing yards in the Colts' 31-25 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Week 10, Jones surpassed the 200-yard mark for the 10th consecutive game
This is more than just a statistic. It’s a declaration. It’s the ultimate redemption story.
A Statement Performance: Daniel Jones Is Here to Stay
Daniel Jones, who has endured criticism and skepticism over his career, has not only proven his doubters wrong but has shown that he belongs among the NFL’s elite. Coming off six tumultuous years with the
New York Giants, Jones has blossomed in Indianapolis, with a season so explosive it has many believing the Colts’ future is now tied to his success.
“I’ve been counted out before, but now I’m rewriting my story — and the Colts’ too,”
Jones boldly declared. “Joining Manning in this historic run? It’s just the beginning. We’re going all the way.”
Jones has thrown for 2,659 passing yards, 20 total touchdowns, and a
69.9% completion rate through the first 10 games of the season. His numbers are nothing short of impressive, but it’s his growth as a leader and his ability to carry the Colts’ offense that has truly sparked this team’s rise.
A Colts Team Red-Hot with Jones at the Helm
The Colts’ victory over the Falcons marked another chapter in Jones’ redemption season, as the team pushed their record to an incredible
8-2. With Jonathan Taylor continuing to dominate on the ground, Jones’ performances have given Indianapolis a dual-threat offense capable of competing with anyone in the league.
The Colts’ front office has also made moves to strengthen the roster, with the trade for
Sauce Gardner from the New York Jets, adding more talent to an already loaded defense. With this combination of strong offense and defense, the Colts are not just playoff contenders — they’re a team that could challenge for the Super Bowl.
Jones Makes History, But He’s Not Done Yet
The historic feat of surpassing 200 yards in every game this season puts Jones in rare company with Manning, but Jones isn’t content. This is just a stepping stone to bigger things.
"I’m here to take the Colts to places they haven’t been in years," Jones added. "I’m not just playing for stats — I’m playing for championships. This team is special, and we have something to prove."
As the Colts head into their Week 11 bye, all eyes will be on Jones and his next challenge: the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 12. The Chiefs, who have won three of their last four games, will present a major test for Jones and the Colts, but with their current momentum, Indianapolis is ready to take on any challenge.
Redemption, Legacy, and a Bright Future
Jones’ journey from being the “next big thing” to the subject of constant criticism, and now to this stunning redemption, is one of the most inspiring stories in the NFL today. He’s no longer the quarterback trying to find his footing; he’s a leader who’s carrying his team, and his success in
Indianapolis shows that sometimes, it takes a change of scenery for greatness to truly shine.
“This season is only the beginning,” Jones declared. “We’re not just going to stop here. I’m here for the long haul, and the Colts are going to be a force to reckon with.”
With Jones leading the way, the Indianapolis Colts have officially become a team that can no longer be ignored. The Colts are back — and with Jones at the helm, their future looks brighter than ever.
Should the Bengals Consider Adding Former Eagles Pass-Rusher Antwaun Powell-Ryland to Practice Squad?
Antwaun Powell-Ryland recorded 16 sacks for Virginia Tech last year.
Could the Bengals try to sign Antwaun Powell-Ryland to their practice squad? The Philadelphia Eagles released their 2025 sixth-round draft selection from their practice squad on Sunday.
Powell-Ryland was a highly productive pass rusher out of Virginia Tech. He finished the 2024 college football season with 16 sacks. That mark was behind only Mike Green (17) and Donovan Ezeiruake (16.5).
The Bengals are a team still desperately searching for secondary pass rush help outside of Trey Hendrickson. This would be a low-risk addition to the practice squad that you could get familiar with before potentially calling him up to be active later in the season.
What say you Bengals fans? Is this someone the team should go after? Let us know in the comments!
Seahawks Block Chiefs’ Trade for Rising Star Boye Mafe Ahead of Deadline
The Seattle Seahawks reportedly shut down a last‑minute trade with the Kansas City Chiefs that would have sent rising edge rusher Boye Mafe to Kansas City, a move the Chiefs hoped would bolster their pass rush.
The Kansas City Chiefs were reportedly in serious talks to acquire Boye Mafe ahead of the NFL trade deadline, with the goal of adding more pressure to their defensive line. The Chiefs had been eyeing Mafe as a potential game-changer, believing his explosiveness could help their pass rush. However, the Seahawks ultimately decided to hold on to the second‑year edge rusher, preventing what could have been a significant deal for both teams.
The decision was a bold move for the Seahawks, signaling their confidence in Mafe’s development and their plans to keep building around their young defensive core. For the Chiefs, it represents a missed opportunity to add an emerging talent to their defense, which has struggled at times to apply consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks.
“At the end of the day, I’m just focused on what I can control,” Mafe said after hearing about the trade talks. “I want to help this team win, and I’m glad they’re keeping me here. Whatever happens, I’m ready to put everything I have into helping my teammates. Seattle is where I want to be, and I’m here to make plays.”
Mafe’s commitment to the Seahawks is clear. His focus on his role with the team and his desire to keep improving show that, despite the trade rumors, he is determined to succeed in Seattle and contribute to the team’s defense.
The near‑deal highlights the high value the Chiefs placed on Mafe, and the Seahawks’ decision to keep him reflects their belief in his potential. Now, as the season progresses, Mafe’s performance will be under the microscope, with the defense counting on him to take the next step as a pass rusher. The trade deadline may be over, but Mafe’s future in Seattle is just beginning.
