Colts training camp sees snap issues at center position competition

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Last updated Aug 2, 2026

Colts training camp sees snap issues at center position competition
Summary

The Indianapolis Colts' training camp is struggling with inconsistencies in the battle for the backup center position. Tanor Bortolini is established as the starting center, while Dalton Tucker and Jimmy Morrissey have been taking most of the second-team snaps. However, errant snaps have plagued the early practices, raising concerns about both the offensive line and quarterbacks Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson catching snaps. With the departure of reliable backup Danny Pinter, the Colts appear to be dealing with an inexperienced group that includes rookies Geno VanDeMark and Josh Kreutz. The competition continues as training camp progresses.

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  • Tanor Bortolini is the Colts' starting center.
  • Dalton Tucker and Jimmy Morrissey are competing for backup roles.
  • Errant snaps have been common through the first four practices.
  • Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson have struggled with snaps.
  • Danny Pinter's exit leaves the team with inexperienced options.
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  • 10:31 AMYahoo SportsUnder-the-radar Colts' training camp competition off to shaky start
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An under-the-radar training camp battle for the Colts doesn't seem to be off to a great start.

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