The Cardinals of Ball State proudly represented yesterday with Danny Pinter.

It's been, of course, a veteran now with the Colts, but has been a real Swiss Army knife for them.

And yesterday, going back to a position that he has played before for the Colts, but it's been a while.

Filling in admirably at the center position, I thought the offensive line yesterday was really good, considering it was

makeshift is the wrong word, but not a group that is used to playing with one another.

Joining us now in the Express Pro Tire and Auto Guest Line is, in fact, Danny Pinter,

who yesterday helped the Colts get that win in New England.

Danny, first off, happy holidays to you.

Thanks for joining us.

Yes, same do you.

I appreciate you.

Hey, let's, I'm going to begin with this.

You know, you're a guy that collegiately you were a tackle.

Obviously, at the professional level, you've kind of had to play.

You've been really a versatile offensive linemen for the Colts that's been able to go in

in different areas. Which is the hardest one to go to transition? Is it harder to go from, say,

a tackle position and then have to play center? Or is it harder for a natural center to then have

to go and play a different area of the line? Yeah, I think it would just vary on guy to guy.

I mean, obviously, you know, there's different requirements at each position,

different tasks you have.

I think center is obviously a lot more of the mental aspect of it, too.

So, yeah, I think it just varies on guy to guy.

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