“It looks like he’ll definitely miss some time,” head coach Jesse Minter said of Danny Pinter when the veteran center recently suffered a right leg injury.
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The Ravens placed C Danny Pinter on injured reserve on Wednesday, per Jamison Hensley. This is expected after Pinter tore his patellar tendon, a season-ending injury.
Heading into last Wednesday’s joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings, the Baltimore Ravens had a three-way competition for the starting center role.
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Baltimore Ravens center Danny Pinter is expected to miss the entire 2026 season after sustaining a torn patellar tendon in his right leg during a joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday, according to a report from NFL Network.
Danny Pinter had been in contention to win the Ravens’ center job, but he is now out of the running. Pinter suffered a torn patella tendon in a joint practice with the Vikings on Wednesday, Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network report.
Baltimore center Danny Pinter, competing to be the starter in his first season with the Ravens, was carted off the field with an apparent leg injury during a joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday in Eagan, Minn.
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According to Mike Garafolo, Ravens C Danny Pinter was carted off from joint practice with the Vikings this afternoon. Garafolo doesn’t have any word on the severity or nature of the injury.
Baltimore head coach Jesse Minter set the tone on the first day of Ravens training camp regarding how the competition for the starting center position will unfold over the next couple of weeks.
Tyler Linderbaum left a $27MM per year hole on the Ravens’ offensive depth chart when he departed for Las Vegas in free agency. The team signed a few underwhelming
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Dealt a significant blow when Tyler Linderbaum rejected a market-topping offer to join the Raiders (on a deal that smashed through the center salary ceiling), the Ravens have not re-signed two-year left guard starter Daniel Faalele.
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Amid the excitement of splash signings Cam Bynum and Charvarius Ward, the Indianapolis Colts brought back some of their own on the offensive line. The Colts re-signed center Wesley French to a one-year deal, as reported by The Athletic's James Boyd.
Per Joel Erickson, the Colts are re-signing C Danny Pinter to a one-year contract for the 2025 season. Pinter, 28, is a former fifth-rounder by the Colts in the 2020 NFL Draft out of Ball State.
Indianapolis is adding more depth along the offensive line in bringing back Danny Pinter. The Indianapolis Colts are re-signing offensive lineman Danny Pinter to a one-year deal, according to IndyStar Colts Insider Joel A.