"Good Morning Football" co-host Kyle Brandt dives into how Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones can turn the Colts' 2025 NFL season around.

Robert Griffin III has his own theory behind what the Colts are trying to do this season, and it's not to win games.

The Colts have made their call on their starting quarterback. It's probably not the one they wanted and certainly not the one they envisioned at this time last year. Coach Shane Steichen announced Daniel Jones as Indianapolis' starter behind center, with the former Giants and Vikings quarterback beating out Anthony Richardson Sr.

"Obviously, I was excited. Excited for the opportunity. As a competitor you want to be on the field, and that's why you work," Jones said. "I think we have a good football team." Jones said he thinks he got the job because he showed Colts coach Shane Steichen that he's consistent in his leadership of the offense.

Both Daniel Jones, a former first-round pick of the New York Giants, and Anthony Richardson, the No. 4 overall pick in the 2023 draft, had been splitting reps and alternating starts, and on Tuesday Steichen announced that Jones had won the competition.

The Colts on Tuesday named Daniel Jones their starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson, and coach Shane Steichen said this is "for the season" and not just Week 1 against the Dolphins. "I don't want to have a short leash on that,

New York Giants fans are enjoying the refreshing and exciting play of their new rookie quarterback, Jaxson Dart. Many have moved on from Daniel Jones. However, Jones just made headlines for something no one saw coming.

Albert Breer joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Matthew Stafford returning to practice for the Los Angeles Rams, Daniel Jones being named the Indianapolis Colts’ starter over Anthony Richardson, and whether or not the Chicago Bears are “overhyped” following their impressive preseason win over the Buffalo Bills.