Lions' Dan Campbell says retiring Frank Ragnow will be 'missed,' but 'the train rolls on'

The Detroit Lions are navigating challenges following the retirement of star center Frank Ragnow, a four-time Pro Bowler, due to persistent injuries. Lions coach Dan Campbell expressed his admiration for Ragnow but emphasized the team's resilience, highlighting the "next man up" mentality. The Lions face a significant reshuffle in their offensive line, now left with a young core and potential starters like Graham Glasgow and rookie Tate Ratledge. Despite speculations, Campbell dismissed rumors about Ragnow's retirement being contract-related. The upcoming training camp will be crucial in determining the new lineup, which could impact quarterback Jared Goff's performance given the line's vital role.