Jourdan Rodrigue· Feb 25, 2026
Rodrigue predicts the Colts are more likely than not to sign extensions with Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce, and suggests the Bengals may surprise by using the franchise tag.
“that's what makes to me the extensions for both Daniel Jones and Ale Pierce more likely than unlikely”
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Alec Pierce to move to Indianapolis Colts
“that's what makes to me the extensions for both Daniel Jones and Ale Pierce more likely than unlikely”
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Daniel Jones to move to Indianapolis Colts
“that's what makes to me the extensions for both Daniel Jones and Ale Pierce more likely than unlikely”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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