Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Matt Pryor re-signed with the team this offseason knowing he’d have a chance to compete for a starting role at the vacant left tackle position.
Following the retirement of Anthony Castonzo during the 2021 offseason, the Colts opted to take a risk on veteran Eric Fisher, who was coming off of a torn Achilles at the time. That move didn’t work out so well, but Pryor showed flashes of potential as a starter when he had to step in during a Week 17 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
While they lost that game, Pryor showed a lot of potential at the position. So, he made it a priority to do all he can to get ready for the competition this offseason, which included training his body to mirror movements on the left side.
