Taylor Decker and Frank Ragnow were teammates for years, a pair of first-round picks selected in 2016 and 2018, respectively. And while they arrived before General Manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell, Decker and Ragnow were two pillars of Detroit's offensive line and significant pieces in the club's recent resurgence.
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.
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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.
The Detroit Lions' 2024 offense was a force to be reckoned with through the season both on the ground and through the air as Jared Goff, David Montgomery, Jahmyr Gibbs, Amon-Ra St.
Tate Ratledge will be in the building when the Lions start their training camp in full this weekend.
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.
The Detroit Lions' decision to draft Jahmyr Gibbs 12th overall in the 2023 NFL draft was met with plenty of criticism. With the running back position being devalued at the time, the decision to add Gibbs after signing David Montgomery earlier in that offseason was seen as a mistake by general manager Brad Holmes by many pundits.
Detroit Lions rookie offensive lineman Tate Ratledge opened several eyebrows with his recent posts that were shared on social media. Nearing the start of training camp, Detroit's second-round pick posted photos from a recent fishing trip down in Florida.
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The sudden retirement of Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow has caused lingering concerns regarding how the offensive line unit will adapt this upcoming season.
Tate Ratledge has suddenly been thrust into a competition to replace one of the Detroit Lions' best players on offense: Frank Ragnow. The former center retired this summer, leaving a glaring hole on the Lions' IOL.
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On June 2nd, the Detroit Lions took a big hit when All-Pro center Frank Ragnow announced on his Instagram that he plans to retire effective immediately. A few days later, we got to hear from Lions head coach Dan Campbell on the matter, and we got to see a little bit of social media tribute stuff from the Lions.
The Detroit Lions were sent into summer shaken by the news that center Frank Ragnow would be retiring, and ever since, the conversation has focused on how to replace the lineman.
The Detroit Lions received a "best and worst case scenario" from Bleacher Report, with writer Alex Ballentine attempting to predict the future of a Lions team if they suffer some sort of regression after its 15-2 finish to the 2024 season.
The Detroit Lions are in the process of finding a proper successor to Frank Ragnow, who announced his retirement from the NFL after playing for the Lions his entire career.
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.
The Detroit Lions' search for a replacement for retired All-Pro center Frank Ragnow now includes veteran Trystan Colon, according to an NFL Network report on Wednesday.
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.
Frank Ragnow, the Detroit Lions’ stalwart center, has officially announced his retirement from the NFL at age 29, citing persistent health challenges. This decision marks the end of a remarkable seven-season career during which Ragnow earned four Pro Bowl selections and became a cornerstone of the Lions’ offensive line.
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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.
Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow was not present at the team's first organized team activities practice session open to the media ahead of the 2025 season.
The Lions are set to be without their Pro Bowl center for an extended period.
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