Frank Ragnow’s Season Ends Early
Detroit Lions left tackle Frank Ragnow will miss the remainder of the regular season after failing his team physical. Medical evaluations confirmed a hamstring strain, which prevents his return this year and ends any chance of a late-season comeback.
The Lions organization expressed disappointment at losing one of their key offensive linemen, who has been a consistent presence both on and off the field. The team will now rely on younger backups to fill the gap as they continue their playoff push.
"Frank has always given everything to this team. His leadership will still matter even if he can’t play right now," said a source close to the Lions staff.
Next Steps for the Team
Detroit is expected to make adjustments to its offensive line rotation, possibly promoting from within or signing a free agent to add depth for the upcoming games.
Author Summary:
Frank Ragnow’s season ends early due to a hamstring injury, leaving the Lions to reorganize their offensive line while missing a vital team leader.
Instagram · rapsheet — 2025-11-29More News
- Marvin Vettori “The Italian Dream”
- Durham Osteopathy Receives 2025 Consumer Choice Award
- Durham Council Delays Major Development at Former Police Headquarters
- Scott Parker Newcastle Press Conference
- North Little Rock maritime museum to commemorate anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack
- View from the Opposition: Scott Parker on the challenge Palace pose
- Bridging Generations in B&NES to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day 2026
- Awareness walk held to commemorate INT'L Anti-Corruption Day
- Scott Parker says there is a real calmness at Burnley
- Newcastle 2-1 Burnley: What Parker said