ALLEN PARK — When the Detroit Lions announced that four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow would not be returning to the team this season, the statement ended with the line, “he will forever be a Lion,” a sentiment offensive line coach Hank Fraley reiterated — and then some.
Fraley spoke with reporters on Wednesday as the Lions ramp up preparations for another pivotal NFC showdown: a road matchup against the red-hot Los Angeles Rams.
During his media availability, Fraley discussed the emotional roller coaster surrounding Ragnow — first his decision to end retirement and rejoin the team, then the news 48 hours later that he had suffered a Grade 3 hamstring tear that would sideline him for the remainder of the season .
“I’m not disappointed at all. It’s just circumstances. My daughter mi

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