Frank Ragnow Fails Physical, Will Not be Returning to Detroit
The Detroit Lions’ difficult season took another blow on Monday with confirmation that center Frank Ragnow will not return to the team after failing his physical assessment.
Ragnow had previously mentioned experiencing what he described as a “small setback,” but medical evaluations revealed a more serious concern that prevents him from playing again this year. His absence is a significant loss for Detroit, as he has been one of the most consistent and reliable players on the offensive line in recent campaigns.
Head coach Dan Campbell expressed disappointment while emphasizing the team’s commitment to supporting Ragnow through his recovery. Ragnow’s leadership and skill at the center position have been a stabilizing force for the Lions, and his injury adds to a string of hardships the team has faced throughout the season.
His failure to pass the physical officially ends any speculation of a late-season return and forces Detroit to rely on younger, less experienced players to fill the crucial position.
“It’s tough to lose someone like Frank. He’s the heartbeat of that line,” Campbell said.
Summary
Frank Ragnow’s failed physical sidelines him for the remainder of the season, deepening the Detroit Lions’ struggles and leaving a major gap in their offensive line leadership.
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