What happened: The Indianapolis quarterback reports Monday and is scheduled for his first practice Wednesday. He progressed from individual work in May to seven-on-seven drills in June while rehabbing a torn right Achilles.
Why it matters: Indianapolis can now evaluate whether Daniel Jones can handle full-team work after his limited OTA participation. He is entering a two-year deal worth $88 million, with $50 million guaranteed and another $12 million available through incentives.
By the numbers: Jones reached camp 232 days after sustaining the Achilles injury on Dec. 7. His offseason workload advanced from individual drills in late May to seven-on-seven work June 1.
What to watch: Wednesday's practice will provide the first look at his workload in a full training-camp setting.