Big throws, spectacular catches and one-on-ones…

WESTFIELD, Ind. – Daniel Jones and the Colts’ offense opened things up toward the end of Tuesday’s training camp practice at Grand Park, with the veteran cornerback firing a trio of passes resulting in three spectacular catches.

In the final 11-on-11 period of Tuesday morning, Jones first ripped a throw downfield to tight end Tyler Warren, who physically snagged a 50/50 ball with safety Cam Bynum in coverage. Then Jones launched a deep ball to wide receiver Ashton Dulin, who tracked it downfield and came down with a catch with cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. contesting the pass. Finally, Jones threw a laser to tight end Will Mallory, who impressively plucked the ball out of the air with tight coverage around him, too.

And earlier in practice, Jones lofted a deep ball into the waiting hands of wide receiver Laquon Treadwell for an explosive gain.

We’ve covered this a decent amount of the last week, but it’s worth repeating: There’s nothing Jones can’t do, or hasn’t been asked to do, on account of the torn Achilles’ he sustained about eight months ago.

“I’ve felt really good and I’ll continue to stay on the recovery part and make sure I’m available and out here every day,” Jones said. “… I feel good doing everything and moving around.”

So while Jones is moving well and pinging passes to all three levels of the field, the bigger takeaway is his Achilles’ recovery isn’t preventing head coach Shane Steichen from calling anything in his playbook. And when those plays are called, Jones has largely been executing them well – getting the Colts’ offense into the right looks, and then throwing with timing and accuracy.

And on Tuesday, he also threw with some aggression down the field.