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Colts Camp Notebook Day 11: Defense Picks Daniel Jones Twice

Colts training camp reaches its 11th session as scrutiny intensifies regarding Daniel Jones' performance following an Achilles recovery.

By · Published August 19, 2026  17:57 UTC · Updated August 21, 2026  22:27 UTC

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The Indianapolis Colts' training camp saw the defense target quarterback Daniel Jones repeatedly during practices. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Primary Driver: Colts training camp reaches its 11th session as scrutiny intensifies regarding Daniel Jones' performance following an Achilles recovery.
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While the sessions are marked by these specific defensive maneuvers, CJ Allen remains sidelined, continuing a period of absence noted in earlier camp notebooks. This practice session follows a series of drills that have functioned as a reset for various preseason narratives currently circulating around the roster. Coverage from IndyStar, Colts.com, and 107.5 The Fan emphasizes the defensive intensity encountered by the offense during this mid-August window.

The New York Times highlights the specific context of Jones’ return from an Achilles tear, focusing on his speed and physical mobility as he navigates team activities. Additional notes from roundtable.io and Stampede Blue describe the day as uncharacteristically sloppy for the offensive unit, framing it as a notable departure from recent standards. There is limited information regarding the specific defensive schemes that led to the interceptions or how the coaching staff intends to adjust offensive assignments in subsequent sessions.

Coverage does not yet specify a definitive timeline for CJ Allen’s return to practice or provide further medical updates regarding his status. The long-term impact of these practice results on the final quarterback depth chart remains unaddressed by current official statements.

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Questions people are asking

How many interceptions did the defense record against Daniel Jones?

The defense recorded two interceptions during the 11th practice session.

Is CJ Allen currently practicing with the Colts?

No, coverage notes that CJ Allen remains out of training camp.

What injury is Daniel Jones recovering from?

Jones is returning from an Achilles tear.

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