The biggest thing that happened to the Detroit Lions this offseason was Frank Ragnow's retirement and Kevin Zeitler's leaving ...

Taylor Decker said his best friend Frank Ragnow is 'at peace' with his decision to retire from the NFL after 7 seasons ...

With the retirement of star center Frank Ragnow, the Lions were left trying to figure out how they would fill the void left behind. As it stands, entering camp, a second-round rookie --who had never ...

The Detroit Lions had one of the NFL's best offensive lines last season. This year is more of a work in progress.

The Detroit Lions welcome 2 new starters to their offensive line in Tate Ratledge and Christian Mahogany and will be without ...

And while they arrived before General Manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell, Decker and Ragnow were two pillars of Detroit's offensive line and significant pieces in the club's recent ...

Lions coach Dan Campbell expresses confidence in the team's offense ... Graham Glasgow and Penei Sewell. Yes, Frank Ragnow will be missed at center, but I’m betting the falloff won’t be too steep with ...

Amon-Ra St. Brown and Brian Branch got at it again as the Lions looked ready for joint practices to take out some of this energy.

Ragnow’s late-spring retirement left the Detroit Lions with a gaping hole on their offensive line. “He's as close to an irreplaceable guy as you can get,” Decker said.

The Lions will start Graham Glasgow at center and rookie Tate Ratledge at right guard, per the Detroit Free Press. More at ...

We lost (former Lions C) Frank (Ragnow), and (former Lions Kevin) Zeitler’s gone. So, we have two or three more spots there for guys to step up and help us. And once that happens, then mesh.