Frank Ragnow’s unexpected retirement from the Detroit Lions at age 29 follows a mostly healthy 2024 season, where he missed only one game due to a pec strain. Despite appearing fit, Ragnow cited ongoing health concerns, particularly from a chronic toe injury that has plagued him for years, prompting his decision to prioritize his well-being. After a commendable seven-year career since being drafted in 2018, Ragnow’s retirement seems amicable, and potential successors for his center position include 2025 second-round pick Tate Ratledge and former center Graham Glasgow.
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