Colts’ TE Tyler Warren may turn into Indy’s QB after injuries to Daniel Jones, Riley Leonard The Indianapolis Colts are exploring all their quarterback options, including Philip Rivers. But if everything falls apart in their Week 15 game, the guy that ends up playing QB may be rookie tight end Tyler Warren.

The Indianapolis Colts ' 2025 season drastically shifted during Sunday's 36-19 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, as quarterback Daniel Jones suffered a torn Achilles that will sideline him for the remainder of the year.

Colts quarterback Riley Leonard, who replaced Daniel Jones after his Achilles injury Sunday, has an unspecified knee injury, putting his status for Week 14 in question.

Rivers turned 44 years old on Monday, and if he's signed by the Colts, he'll become the oldest active player in the league. It was originally reported that Rivers was going to come in for a workout on Tuesday, but it appears the team actually watched him throw on Monday instead.

And you thought it couldn't get worse, Colts fans. Quarterback Riley Leonard has a knee injury, status for Sunday is unknown

Philip Rivers has made quite a buzz in the NFL world over the past day, as he is set to try out for the Indianapolis Colts. That’s right, we’re talking about the 44-year-old who hasn’t taken a single snap since 2020.

Obviously, a good bit of the air has been let out of the Colts' sail with Jones' injury. Their chances of winning the division and making the playoffs have significantly diminished without their leader at quarterback. So, with that being said, how do the Colts move forward to try to make the playoffs and fight for the division?

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes the Colts should start Riley Leonard at quarterback in Week 15 over Philip Rivers