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Ravens QB Jackson Likes Center Competition
11 Jun
Summary
- Lamar Jackson approves of the competition for the starting center position.
- Tyler Linderbaum's departure leaves a gap at center for the Ravens.
- Jesse Minter notes a balanced competition with time for adjustments.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is observing a competitive environment for the team's starting center position. The departure of Tyler Linderbaum via free agency has created an opening on the offensive line heading into the 2026 season.
During recent minicamp practices, Danny Pinter and Jovaughn Gwyn have received opportunities with the first-team offense. Jackson has voiced his approval of their performance, noting their strong competition and the team's favorable options.
Head coach Jesse Minter characterized the center competition as 'balanced.' He also mentioned that Corey Bullock could potentially factor into the decision-making process, especially after recovering from a spring injury. The Ravens still have time to finalize their starting center before the upcoming season.
