Overview

• Ragnow announced his retirement on Instagram on June 2, saying persistent health issues made it impossible to continue.
• A first-round pick in 2018, he spent seven seasons in Detroit and earned four Pro Bowl nods along with three second-team All-Pro honors.
• Throughout his career he battled turf toe, knee problems and played most of 2024 with a partially torn pectoral muscle.
• His exit creates a significant void in the Lions’ interior offensive line as voluntary OTAs are underway.
• Detroit is evaluating potential successors at center, with second-round rookie Tate Ratledge and veteran Graham Glasgow already taking snaps.