Frank Ragnow's Comeback Ends With Failed Physical
The Detroit Lions confirmed that offensive lineman Frank Ragnow will not return to play this season after failing his physical. This development officially ends Ragnow's attempted comeback following his recent retirement announcement.
The team announced that Ragnow "failed his physical" and as a result, he will not be joining the active roster. This decision closes the chapter on any hopes for a mid-season return.
"Frank Ragnow's comeback is over," the Lions stated, highlighting the impact of the failed physical on his status.
Ragnow, a key figure on the Lions' offensive line, had previously retired but aimed to come back. However, his inability to pass the physical examination prevents any further participation with the team this season.
Frank Ragnow's physical setback conclusively ends his return efforts, sidelining the Lions' offensive lineman for the year.
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