Detroit Lions Deliver Troubling News on a Beloved Player

   

There’s no way one could say the Detroit Lions‘ OTAs, their organized team activities, this week were uneventful. Quite the oppositive. The Lions delivered a lot of news over this past week, and unfortunately, some of it wasn’t great.

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To start, the Lions announced that center Frank Ragnow would be retiring, which was a total surprise. Ragnow took to social media to announce the news on Monday, May 2, explaining that he would be leaving the NFL after only seven seasons. Ragnow was a first-round pick in 2018.

Now, the OTAs have brought some injury news that isn’t great.

Detroit Lions Player Underwent Surgery

The Detroit Lions’ final day of OTAs was Thursday, June 5, and it was the last time the team will be on the field together until the end of July for training camp. Detroit was going to have veteran mandatory minicamp from June 10 through 12, but they held off because of being selected for the the Hall of Fame game.