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The Lions’ center Frank Ragnow returns from retirement to bolster the offensive line for the stretch run and potential playoffs.
Ragnow’s return could raise the floor and ceiling of Detroit’s offense as it makes a late-season surge with a trusted center on the line.
Ragnow’s leadership and blitz-reading could strengthen Lions blocking by keeping the line on the same page with Goff.

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Frank Ragnow has decided to unretire and return to the Detroit Lions, citing his love for the game as the reason for coming back.
The Lions announced Ragnow will be reinstated after the retirement, making him eligible to play in Week 13.
Ragnow's return comes as Detroit hosts Green Bay on Thanksgiving, with his first game likely against the Cowboys after the bye.
Marcus Davenport was activated from injured reserve, adding depth to the Lions' defensive line.
Ragnow previously missed part of 2024 due to a partially torn pectoral muscle but still earned Pro Bowl honors.
Graham Glasgow had filled the center role while Ragnow was retired, but the Lions plan to reinstate Ragnow this season.
Ragnow's contract rights remain with the Lions for two seasons, including this year and next.
The Lions' Thanksgiving Day game against the Packers remains on the schedule as the team integrates new and returning players.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the developments based on sources close to the team.

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Ragnow plans to return to the Lions after announcing retirement in June, signaling a dramatic comeback.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport says Ragnow is 'in shape and ready to roll sooner, rather than later.'
Ragnow retired in June amid a contract dispute with the Lions and health concerns.
Ragnow's return comes as Detroit’s offensive line faces multiple injuries and uncertainty.
Ragnow, a 2018 first-round pick, earned multiple Pro-Bowl selections over seven seasons with Detroit.
His return timeline is unclear, with questions around which game he might suit up for next.
The Lions may restructure a new contract or incentives for Ragnow upon his return.
Ragnow started all seven seasons in Detroit after being drafted 20th overall in 2018.
The potential return could impact Detroit’s offense as injuries pile up on the line.

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