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Ravens Finish Draft Centerless, Sign Fifth-Round Pinter

4/28/2026

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Baltimore Ravens ended the 2026 NFL Draft without selecting a center, leaving it open after Tyler Linderbaum left.
GM Eric DeCosta said they liked Logan Jones (57th) and Jake Slaughter (63rd), but moving up would have required surrendering third- to fifth-round picks, a prohibitive cost.
Ravens signed center Danny Pinter, a fifth-round pick with an 82.9 PFF grade in 2024, and DeCosta is confident line will be strong by September.

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Baltimore Ravens ended the 2026 NFL Draft without selecting a center, leaving it open after Tyler Linderbaum left.
GM Eric DeCosta said they liked Logan Jones (57th) and Jake Slaughter (63rd), but moving up would have required surrendering third- to fifth-round picks, a prohibitive cost.
Ravens signed center Danny Pinter, a fifth-round pick with an 82.9 PFF grade in 2024, and DeCosta is confident line will be strong by September.