It'd be the ideal scenario for Indy, which is looking to boost an offense that ranked 13th overall and 17th in scoring last season. My concern is that the Colts' attack won't improve no matter which of these two quarterbacks is under center.

After the Indianapolis Colts signed Daniel Jones to compete with Anthony Richardson, there have been conversations in the football world surrounding if the signing is a good one or not. As many do celebrate the Colts brining in Jones, one NFL ESPN writer argues both sides, even saying that it could spell doom for the team.

The Indianapolis Colts signed quarterback Daniel Jones on Thursday to push Anthony Richardson in his third season with the team. The veteran signal-caller also had a turbulent start to his NFL career, leading the New York Giants to a 12-25 record over his first three seasons.