The Detroit Lions made a significant pre-Thanksgiving roster move by activating defensive end Marcus Davenport from injured reserve, positioning the veteran pass rusher to return Thursday against the Green Bay Packers.
For the second year in a row, Detroit Lions pass rusher Marcus Davenport‘s season was put on pause after only two game appearances when he was placed on injured reserve with a pectoral strain that knocked him out of the team’s Week 2 contest.
The Detroit Lions are adding a significant piece to their roster with just over a month left in the regular season. Several reporters confirmed on Wednesday that four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow is coming out of retirement to join the Lions.
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The Detroit Lions did not activate a former second-round pick within his 21-day return to practice window, thus ending his season. Defensive end Josh Paschal was listed as out for Thursday's game and was not activated from the Non-Football Injury list.
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The Detroit Lions made a series of roster moves ahead of their Thanksgiving showdown with the Green Bay Packers, including the official announcement of a star returning from retirement.
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The Detroit Lions have been dealing with three big injuries on their defensive line this season. Levi Onwuzurike, Marcus Davenport, and Josh Paschal have been out much of the season.
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A familiar face is coming back to save the Detroit Lions offensive line. Per multiple reports, center Frank Ragnow is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Lions for the stretch run.
Four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow is coming out retirement and rejoining the Detroit Lions, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday. The Lions appeared to confirm the news by posting a picture of Ragnow on its social media sites.
The Detroit Lions announced that longtime C Frank Ragnow is unretiring and will be rejoining the team, as confirmed by Ian Rapoport. Rapoport adds it sounds like Ragnow will be able to play sooner rather than later.
The Detroit Lions announced they waived DT Quinton Jefferson, CB Arthur Maulet and CB Nick Whiteside. They also re-signed S Erick Hallett to the practice squad. Maulet, 32, wound up signing a three-year, $1.66 million contract with the Saints as an undrafted free agent out of Memphis back in 2017.
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The Detroit Lions could receive a significant defensive reinforcement just in time for their high-stakes Thanksgiving Day game against the Green Bay Packers.