Report: Frank Ragnow Ends Retirement as Lions Seek NFL Playoffs
Summary
Frank Ragnow, a center for the Detroit Lions, is ending his NFL retirement. He decided to return because he loves football, and his team is hoping to make the NFL Playoffs. Though he won't play in the Lions' Thanksgiving game, he might return for a game against the Los Angeles Rams in December.Key Facts
- Frank Ragnow is returning to the Detroit Lions after ending his retirement.
- The Lions are aiming for a spot in the NFL Playoffs.
- Ragnow initially retired due to injuries, specifically after missing most of the 2021 season.
- Ragnow has been a Pro Bowl player four times and has received multiple All-Pro honors.
- He was officially reinstated from the reserve/retired list on Wednesday and moved to the "Exempt/Commissioner Permission List."
- Ragnow was originally drafted by the Lions in the 2018 NFL Draft.
- His first possible game after returning may be against the Los Angeles Rams on December 13.
- The Lions' current record is 7-4, while their upcoming opponent, Green Bay Packers, holds a 7-3-1 record.
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