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Frank Ragnow will not rejoin Lions

Frank Ragnow fails physical, will not rejoin Lions in 2025

Days after the Detroit Lions announced Frank Ragnow would be un-retiring to rejoin the team, the brakes have been pumped in the "Motor City."

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Frank Ragnow's retirement comeback over after failed physical with Lions

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Report: All-Pro center Frank Ragnow coming out of retirement to rejoin Lions

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Taylor Decker had advice for Frank Ragnow on retirement

Ragnow formally came out of retirement Wednesday – the deadline to play this season – but did not appear in the Lions ' 31-24 Thanksgiving loss to the Green Bay Packers.

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Lions lose 4-time Pro Bowl C Frank Ragnow for year with hamstring strain after he ended retirement

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Lions' Frank Ragnow fails physical: Pro Bowl center will not rejoin team after coming out of retirement

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Frank Ragnow’s return to Lions after retirement already over after failed physical

“These past couple of months have been very trying as I’ve come to the realization that my football journey is ending and I’m officially retiring from the NFL,” Ragnow wrote on Instagram.

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Frank Ragnow Can Stay Home, Lions' 2025 Season Looks Bleak

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Lions’ Dan Campbell has ‘fired up’ mic drop on Frank Ragnow’s return

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Former Arkansas All-American Frank Ragnow won’t play for Detroit Lions after previously announced return

The former All-American and All-Pro won't be suiting up for the Lions this season after he failed his physical with the team.

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Former Lions Center Frank Ragnow Gets Call From Well Known Detroit Personality About Returning

The Detroit Lions suffered a 27-13 loss at the hands of the Green Bay Packers on Sunday that cast long shadows of doubt on the team’s future as a Super Bowl contender. Rookie Tate Ratledge and veteran guard/center Graham Glasgow did their best to replace ...

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Lions slide further in NFC North with Thanksgiving loss to Packers

Jordan Love threw four touchdown passes and the Lions gave up a game-clinching fourth-down conversion with 1:55 to play as Green Bay Packers beat the Lions for the second time this season, 31-24, at Ford Field on Thanksgiving Day.