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Graham Glasgow was handed a nearly impossible task this offseason after being signed by the Detroit Lions. The returning guard was suddenly thrust into a competition for the center position with rookie Tate Ratledge after the retirement of star center Frank Ragnow shocked the Lions fanbase.
Graham Glasgow was handed a nearly impossible task this offseason after being signed by the Detroit Lions. The returning guard was suddenly thrust into a competition for the center position with rookie Tate Ratledge after the retirement of star center Frank Ragnow shocked the Lions fanbase.
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According to ESPN, the Detroit Lions’ most important position battle is who will replace Frank Ragnow at center. Choosing between experienced veteran Graham Glasgow and rookie Tate Ratledge could set the tone for the entire offensive line. The loss of Ragnow is a significant blow to Detroit.
After the surprising retirement of Frank Ragnow in early June, the Detroit Lions giving incoming draft picks Tate Ratledge and Miles Frazier some work at center during rookie minicamp instantly looked like something a little beyond planning for whenever the four-time Pro Bowler might call it a career.
The Detroit Lions' offensive line was shaken up this offseason. A pair of departures will make things difficult for the organization, but general manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell both feel confident in their options to replace those players.
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The Detroit Lions officially placed C Frank Ragnow on the reserve/retired list today, per the NFL transaction wire. The team also waived DB Divaad Wilson from injured reserve with a settlement. Ragnow, 29, is a former first-round pick of the Lions back in 2018.
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The Detroit Lions’ offensive line will look a bit different (and younger) this upcoming season. Gone are veteran starters Frank Ragnow and Kevin Zeitler, and in are rookie offensive linemen Tate Ratledge and Miles Frazier. Ratledge, the Lions’ second-round pick in 2025 (No.
Drafting not one but two interior offensive lineman was sort interesting. Cross-training them both at center during OTAs was easy to see as shaping a succession plan for Frank Ragnow, and that succession plan has now landed front-and-center for the Detroit Lions in the wake of the four-time Pro Bowler's retirement.
Detroit Lions rookie Tate Ratledge is being tapped as a potential replacment to center Frank Ragnow fairly early in his NFL career. Ragnow's retirement sent shockwaves through the league as he was one of the league's premier interior offensive linemen, and as Detroit didn't have an immediate way to backfill his role on the line.
The Frank Ragnow era for the Detroit Lions is officially over. The four-time Pro Bowl center recently announced his retirement, calling it a career at just 29 years old.
The NFL world felt shockwaves when Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow announced his retirement after seven seasons earlier in the week. Ragnow, who earned Pro Bowl honors four times and Second Team All-Pro recognition three times, cited injuries in his decision to hang up the cleats.
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Frank Ragnow’s retirement news took the internet by storm, and several fans were unhappy to see one of the best offensive players go. The Detroit Lions have a huge hole to fill, and many NFL fans are upset.
On Monday, Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow announced his retirement. The only positive for the Lions is that this saves cap space.
Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow is calling it a career after seven NFL seasons. In a post to social media, Ragnow confirmed reports of his impending retirement, saying he's ready to prioritize health and family two weeks after his 29th birthday.
He operated as a Lions starter immediately upon arrival, but for the first time in seven years, the team will be without his services, a spell which included six years at center.
According to Ian Rapoport, Lions C Frank Ragnow has informed the team he plans to retire. This is a big loss for the Lions, as when healthy Ragnow was one of the best centers in football and a key piece of Detroit’s offensive line.
The Detroit Lions have been without center Frank Ragnow for the duration of their offseason program. He was among a lengthy list of players not participating in the practice open to the media Friday, and reports indicate that his absence from the voluntary workouts is related to the state of his current contract.
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