The Indianapolis Colts got fifth-round pick Danny Pinter to sign his rookie contract on Tuesday, making him the first of their nine selections in the 2020 NFL Draft to do so.
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Being a fifth-round pick, the offensive lineman out of Ball State will be working on a four-year deal worth $3.295 million with a $348,696 signing bonus, which has been prorated through the length of deal in terms of cap hit, per Over The Cap.
Pinter will likely be working as a depth piece along the interior offensive line for the Colts in Year 1. He has a lot of intriguing qualities to be a developmental piece on the inside, especially with the way he moves.
However, the three interior spots are already locked up with Quenton Nelson, Ryan Kelly and Mark Glowinski all reprising their roles from 2019.
It will be interesting to see how quickly the Colts can develop Pinter, but he’s officially a part of the team after signing his rookie deal on Tuesday.
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