Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones acknowledged a troubling tendency in his game following Sunday's 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Jones threw two interceptions against Tennessee, bringing his season total to six through six games. The veteran admitted afterward that his decision-making has contributed to the team's turnover problems.
"I think there's some times of forcing some stuff that's not there and I got to be smart about that," Jones said, via WISH-TV.
"I think there's some times of forcing some stuff that's not there and I got to be smart about that."#Colts quarterback Daniel Jones on the turnover issues this season: pic.twitter.com/zBpMoRpDvV
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Jones completed 22 of 42 passes for 269 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. He was also sacked six times as Indianapolis suffered its second consecutive defeat.
His turnovers were particularly frustrating considering the Colts had opportunities to put the game out of reach and held a 13-point lead.
The quarterback connected with tight end Mo Alie-Cox for a 1-yard touchdown in the second quarter but couldn't lead another touchdown drive.
The Colts now sit at 2-4 entering their Week 7 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, with Jones facing increased pressure to protect the football.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts QB Daniel Jones admits to issues after another 2-INT game