With the Indianapolis Colts open for business, QB Daniel Jones' name has surfaced in recent trade speculation.

On Adam Schefter's most recent podcast episode, he floated the idea of the Colts trading Jones to either Minnesota or Baltimore.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler also recently noted that he believes Jones is "at least on the radar" of the Ravens as they navigate injuries at quarterback.

So with all of this outside noise circulating, how has Jones handled the current situation?

"I think just like anything, like any of the other stuff that could come up and distract you from what your job is and your daily preparation, I think getting back to what's right in front of you," Jones said on Wednesday, via Jake Arthur. "What's most important right now, and like I said, the work that we're doing this week is extremely important for all of us. So I've got that approach."

This season, Jones has struggled with turnovers, throwing nine interceptions while also losing a few fumbles. He's also completed just 60% of his passes and is averaging only 5.8 yards per pass attempt. However, Shane Steichen pointed out this week that while Jones has to improve, so does the play around him.

Steichen said that Jones will remain the Colts' starting quarterback for this week's game against Dallas.