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Lions' Thanksgiving Hero Fails Physical, Out for Season
29 Nov
Summary
- Frank Ragnow failed a physical due to a hamstring strain.
- Ragnow's attempt to return from retirement was quickly ended.
- The Lions center's season is over after failing the physical.
Frank Ragnow, the Detroit Lions' center, has failed his physical and will not rejoin the team for the remainder of the season. He had previously retired in June, citing the need to prioritize his health over his football career. The team had hoped for a significant boost to their offense with his potential return.
Ragnow's attempt to come out of retirement was abruptly halted when a medical examination revealed a Grade 3 hamstring strain. This injury prevents him from participating in any further games this regular season, concluding his brief comeback before it could truly begin. He had been an integral part of the Lions' success.
The 29-year-old lineman, who spent his entire seven-year career with the Lions after being drafted in 2018, had expressed gratitude for the organization and fans upon his initial retirement. Despite battling injuries throughout his career, Ragnow was recognized as one of the sport's top centers.
