Ravens' Center Spot: Open Competition in Training Camp

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The Baltimore Ravens are dealing with a massive hole at center after losing Tyler Linderbaum

to the Las Vegas Raiders in Free Agency.

He was the rock holding their offensive line together, and now that unit's weaknesses

are staring them right in the face.

To patch things up, they brought in John Simpson to play guard, followed by Jovon

Gwynne and Danny Pinter for more depth inside.

These moves spark some competition, but they haven't locked down a clear starter yet.

Head coach Jesse Minter addressed it straight up at the NFL's annual league meeting.

When pressed on whether the starting center is already on the roster, he kept it real

and avoided picking a name.

Instead, Minter stressed that depth charts mean nothing right now.

The true battles kickoff and training camp, and he hinted at adding even more players

to the mix before then.

That leaves the center spot wide open, with the Ravens line carrying real question marks

heading into the draft and beyond.