Detroit Lions Center Frank Ragno is calling it a career after seven NFL sessions.
In a post for social media, Ragno confirmed its adjacent retirement reports, stating that he is ready to prioritize health and family two weeks after his 29th birthday.
“This is being tried a lot in the last few months as I realize that my football journey is ending and I am officially retiring from NFL,” Ragno wrote. “I have tried to convince myself that I am feeling good, but I am not and it’s time to prioritize the future of my health and my families (SIC).”
On one of the best aggressive lines in the first round pick and NFL before Arkansas, Ragno was named another team in the last season and Pro Bowl was made three times.
Tate Ratlage stepped into the initial role of Ragno during the offsen workout. He is a converted guard who launched three sessions as a perfect guard for Georgia. If Lions decided that the fraudster second-round pick is not ready, the Left Guard Graham Glasgow has started in the center and can slide in that situation.
Ragno was often appreciated for playing through injuries. In 2021, he played with “fracture hug” after two games disappeared and he pushed through partially torn pectoral muscle after going out for only one game, traveling to Seattle on Monday night.
Ragno had chronic toe injuries, which started in 2021 with a torn planter plate in his foot.
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