NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!
It turns out that Daniel Jones’ leg injury is worse than originally thought.
NFL Network reported Thursday that the Indianapolis Colts quarterback is playing with a fracture in his fibula.
Originally diagnosed as a calf injury, the Colts announced last week that it was actually a fibula injury for their quarterback. However, it wasn’t enough to keep him off the field this past weekend against the Kansas City Chiefs.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
It was noticeable from the start, though, that Jones wasn’t 100%. He threw for a season-low 181 yards on a 61.3 completion percentage, also his worst mark of the season.
Speaking to the media Wednesday, Jones said he’s been getting treatment on the injury, adding he isn’t exactly sure when it occurred. He did say, though, that he’s
Colts’ Daniel Jones playing through fractured fibula: report
