Just before the season was about to start, the Indianapolis Colts announced Daniel Jones would be their starting quarterback, relegating Anthony Richardson to QB2 again, and the entire league let out a collective groan. Let's be honest: no one thought this was going to go well.
Before coming to Indy, Jones had not had the best career, to put it mildly. Before Week 1, the thought was that - at absolute best - Jones was a mediocre quarterback who could execute an offense, but not pull off explosive plays or elevate the team.
He had been given just a one-year contract, and given how poorly he had played during most of his time with the New York Giants, fans thought the never-ending quarterback carousel was about the continue.