Bernhard Raimann

Offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann speaks with the media on Monday to recap the Colts' Week 15 loss to the Denver Broncos.

E.J. Speed, Bernhard Raimann and Tyler Goodson meet the media on Wednesday as the Colts prepare to face the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Empower Field at Mile High in Week 15.

Tackle Bernhard Raimann speaks with the media to close out the Colts' win versus the Miami Dolphins in Week 7.

Tackle Bernhard Raimann meets with the media following Colts Training Camp practice on Tuesday at Grand Park.

Bernhard Raimann speaks with the media during week two of Indianapolis Colts OTAs.

Tackle Bernhard Raimann speaks with the media on Friday before the Colts face the New England Patriots Sunday at Frankfurt Stadium.

Tackle Bernhard Raimann, linebackers Zaire Franklin and running backs Jonathan Taylor and Zack Moss speak with the media on Wednesday as the team begins the week preparing for Sunday's matchup versus the New England Patriots in Frankfurt, Germany.

On the first edition of the Person Behind the Pads, Colts' offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann joins Matt Taylor to discuss non-football topics like growing up in Austria, coming to the United States as a foreign exchange student, getting ready for married life and all of his thoughts on living in Indianapolis.

Offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann meets with the media Wednesday during week five of the 2023 offseason program.

Tackle Bernhard Raimann meets with the media following day 11 of practice at Colts Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security.

Offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann meets with the media following practice day 5 at Colts Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security.

Bernhard Raimann spoke with the media about getting back on the field after the draft process and preparing to play wherever he's called upon along the offensive line.

Hear from the Colts No. 77 pick as OT Bernhard Raimann talks 1-on-1 with Larra Overton.

Hear the newest Colts T speak with reporters after being selected with the No. 77 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Head inside the Colts War Room to hear GM Chris Ballard, Head Coach Frank Reich and Owner and CEO Jim Irsay welcome Bernhard Raimann as the No. 77 selection in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Raimann made his first NFL start in Week 5 of the 2022 season against the Denver Broncos, and since that night he's developed into a stout member of the Colts' offensive line. 

The Colts believe they're going to be in the mix in the AFC South for a number of reasons we saw develop during training camp. 

Raimann, a native Austrian, will have several family members in attendance for Sunday's game at Frankfurt Stadium, which is about six and a half hours away from his hometown of Vienna. 

Through the Colts first eight games of the season, the offensive line ranks top-10 in pass-blocking grade, run-blocking grade and sacks allowed, per Pro Football Focus. The group credits their strengthened bonds over the offseason for their improvement.

Week 1 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Raimann had a 98.9 pass block efficiency according to PFF.

Raimann will look to build off a promising rookie year and lock down the left side of the Colts' offensive line in 2023. 

New offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr.'s influence was already felt by the Colts' O-line during the offseason program. 

Raimann added 15 pounds this offseason and is working on honing his technique after learning plenty of lessons during his rookie season. 

Woods was the 73rd overall pick and Raimann the 77th overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. 

Almost seven years before he was drafted by the Colts, Bernhard Raimann arrived in America as an Austrian foreign exchange student. And the year he spent in a small town in Michigan was instrumental in turning his dream of playing football into reality – but there's more to his story. 

The Indianapolis Colts on Friday used their third-round (77th-overall) selection on Central Michigan University tackle Bernhard Raimann. What did he have to say in his first media availability as a member of the Colts?

The Colts bolstered their offensive line with their third pick in the 2022 NFL Draft on Friday night.