Baltimore Ravens center Danny Pinter was taken off the field on a cart during Wednesday afternoon’s joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings, raising concerns about a potential injury.
NFL insider Mike Garafolo first reported the incident on X but did not provide details regarding what happened to Pinter or the nature of his injury.
The 30-year-old entered the NFL as a fifth-round selection by the Indianapolis Colts in the 2020 draft after playing his college football at Ball State. His time in Indianapolis was interrupted in 2023 when he suffered a fractured left ankle that forced him to miss most of the season. He returned in 2024 after agreeing to another one-year contract with the Colts, then re-signed with the team on another one-year deal for the 2025 season.
She reported that the entire offensive line gathered around Pinter following the incident, while coach Jesse Minter crossed over from the defensive side of the field to check on him. Ravens reporter Giana Han later noted that the extent of the injury was still unknown.
ESPN reporter Jamison Hensley later shared an update from Minter, who said the team did not yet have a diagnosis and was waiting for Pinter to undergo testing.
