Overview
- Detroit said a routine exam found a Grade 3 hamstring strain, leading Ragnow to fail his physical and not rejoin the team for the remainder of the regular season.
- Ragnow reported to the facility Friday after being activated from the reserve/retired list on Wednesday, halting the attempted return within days.
- Head coach Dan Campbell said Ragnow’s plans for 2026 have not been discussed, leaving his longer-term status unresolved.
- A Grade 3 hamstring injury typically requires months of recovery, making any in-season return unrealistic even if clearance were later granted.
- With Ragnow unavailable, Detroit continues with internal options on the interior line, including Graham Glasgow at center, Trystan Colon in relief, and Kayode Awosika while Christian Mahogany remains on injured reserve, as the 7-5 Lions press on in their playoff push.