Left guards are beginning to dominate our late-afternoon coverage window. In addition to Denver Broncos LG Ben Powers returning to practice amid a lengthy IR stay, the Detroit Lions will see their starting option do the same.
Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch underwent successful surgery for a torn Achilles tendon and the team was given an expected timeline for his recovery.
The Bears knocked off the Eagles on the road in Week 13 and find themselves as the top seed in the NFC through 12 games. Chicago HC Ben Johnson doesn’t care where they are in the standings now and shifted his focus to the remaining games to finish the job. “It doesn’t mean anything,” Johnson said, via Kevin Patra of NFL.com.
Lost in all the craziness of a Thanksgiving loss and Frank Ragnow unretiring and then retiring again is that the Detroit Lions have actually brought in four new players in the last few days.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Bears' surge and upset of Philadelphia seems to have captured the imagination of their fans and some others around the football world. By and large, though, the Bears are given little chance of doing anything.
The Detroit Lions are currently battling for their playoff lives. Adding a player like Frank Ragnow seemed like a perfect solution. It would give the public perception general manager Brad Holmes had a plan all along to repair an offensive line unit that has fallen well short of expectations.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow's bid to come out of retirement and rejoin the Detroit Lions this season is over. The Lions announced Saturday morning that Ragnow failed his physical due to a Grade 3 hamstring strain that will prevent his return to action for the remainder of this NFL season.
The 6-5-1 Dallas Cowboys are looking to extend their win streak to four in a row next Thursday when they take on the 7-5 Detroit Lions on primetime television.
The Lions released a statement on Saturday noting that former C Frank Ragnow will not be coming out of retirement to join the team after failing his physical. Earlier this month, Lions HC Dan Campbell said “that ship has sailed” when asked about Ragnow unretiring.
It’s time to sound the alarm in Motown. The Detroit Lions (7-5) are reeling. With their loss to the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving, they find themselves firmly behind both the Bears (8-3) and the Packers (8-3-1) in the NFC North, with just five games remaining in the 2025 season.
The Detroit Lions are having a bad season right now. To an extent, it's not a surprise. Losing Ben Johnson, Aaron Glenn, and Frank Ragnow in seemingly one fell swoop was a lot to undertake, and going into the season, nobody should have expected that the Lions would run it back with another 15-win season.
What’s the saying? You can take the man out of football, but you can’t take football out of the man? That couldn’t be truer for Frank Ragnow, who has surprisingly unretired to rejoin the Detroit Lions.
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.
Detroit's Frank Ragnow is back, which was predicted here and by anyone else who realized he was far too young to retire from snapping footballs between his legs this past offseason.
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.