Pinter Leaves Colts for Ravens Starting Center Role

On March 17th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL.

Danny Pinter is leaving the Indianapolis Colts after six seasons to join the Baltimore Ravens.

The Indian and Native sign a one-year deal worth $2,750,000 to compete for the starting

center spot. Pinter spent his whole career close to home, from high school and South Bend

to Ball State and then Indy. Earlier this week, news broke that this move gives him a real shot

at a starting row. In Indianapolis, his path forward was blocked by a young center-tanner

border-lini who emerged as a key player last season. Pinter had filled in during injuries,

but couldn't lie down a full-time gig. Fans in Indiana hate to see a homegrown talent go

after he became a leader on the offensive line. Drafted in the fifth round back in 2020,

he shifted from tackle and college to center and guard in the pros. His versatility kept him around,

but starting chances dried up. Meanwhile, the Ravens need help up front after losing their pro-Bull

center, Tyler Lindarbaum, to the Raiders in Free Agency. They'll likely add more depth through

Free Agency or the draft, but Pinter's experience makes him a strong contender right away.

This could be a fresh star for the 27-year-old who always wanted to compete for a top job.

Keep an eye on training camp to see if he claims a spot in Baltimore.

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