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Dolphins have found a new center.
After Ted Karras agreed to a one-year contract with the Patriots on Wednesday, the Dolphins replaced him with ex-Raven Matt Skura.
Skura’s agent David Canter told Mike Garafolo of NFL Media that the deal is for one year.
Skura had been Baltimore’s starting center since 2018, but was eliminated in late 2020 after a series of bad pressures. He ended up starting 12 games for the Ravens last season, playing 64 percent of the club’s offensive pressures.
Patrick Mekari took over as the starting center for the rest of the year.
Skura suffered a knee injury at the end of the season in Week 12 of the 2019 season, tearing up her ACL, MCL and PCL. But he went back to week 1 in 2020.