Ravens first-year head coach ‌Jesse Minter ran over from the defensive side of the field to check on Pinter, who left with a brace on his right leg after being examined by medical staff, per reports.

"I don't have any updates ​yet," Minter said. "We'll probably, hopefully as he gets some things done, gets some ​tests done, and we'll see how that shakes out."

Baltimore is seeking a ⁠replacement for three-time Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum, 26, who signed with the Las Vegas ​Raiders as a free agent in March.

Pinter, 30, started the preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles ​on Saturday and has taken most of the first-team reps since joining the team.

Indianapolis selected Pinter in the fifth round of the 2020 NFL Draft out of Ball State.

Pinter appeared in all 17 Colts games ​last season, making one start and playing on 13% of the offense snaps (138) and 17% ​of special teams snaps (79).

For his career, Pinter played either guard or center in 77 regular-season games (10 starts) for ‌the ⁠Colts between 2020 and 2025 -- missing the 2023 campaign due to a broken ankle sustained that August. He also caught his only target for 2 yards and a touchdown in 2021.

Pinter is listed as the starter on the Ravens' initial depth chart, followed by veteran center Ethan ​Pocic, 31, and Jovaughn ​Gwyn, 27. Pocic, ⁠another free-agent acquisition, started all 13 games he played last season for Cleveland, and 97 of 114 in his nine seasons with the ​Seattle Seahawks (2017-21) and Browns (2022-25).

"It's why you sign guys like that," Minter said ​of Pocic. "It's ⁠to put them in the competition and two, to make sure you have enough in that situation. You never want to see anybody go down, but I certainly feel good about the ⁠way (Gwyn) played ​in the game and, obviously, about Ethan and the ​way he's played throughout his whole career."

Gwyn has played in 19 games with no starts in three seasons with ​the Atlanta Falcons, who picked him in the seventh round of the 2023 draft.

--Field Level Media