Frank Ragno declares his withdrawal at the age of 29 years
Frank RagnoThe pillar of the hazardous line of detroit lions, He announced on Monday that he had withdrawn from NFL at the age of 29 due to the injury chain It caused him some pain, with which he could no longer deal with.
“These last months were very difficult. I realized that my career was over in American football; I officially retire from the NFL. I tried to convince me that I was feeling good, but it was not so, the pain was hard, but it was difficult.”
Lions came to the selected NFL in the first round of the first round of the Frank Ragno 2018 draft.
From his arrival to the team It became a major part of the quarterback protection.
During the seven seasons, he started in 96 regular season games and four playoffs, who allowed only five museums in 3,700 plays, the numbers had earned him four times for a Pro Bound and now a candidate to enter the Hall of Fame.
Since arriving at the El in the Victoria League in Minnesota, most of their exhibitions have suffered some injuries that have caused severe pain, which has decided to stop.
“I gave it everything to this group, I thought I could give it more, but what reality is that I can’t do. I have to listen to my body. This is one of the most difficult decisions in my life. Lions are not incredible in this process. I can’t tell you how grateful it is with the team and fans. Going to war for all of you is an honor, ”he said.
Ragno had a fracture of the larynx in December 2020 among the accumulated wounds in his passage through Detroit. In October 2021, 13 promotional games described a damaged plantar plaque, which fell to the start of the 2022 season and that he was “unbearable”.
In 2023, calf injuries, knee, ankles and back tangled him the entire propaganda.
The pectoral was crushed in the 3rd week last year, despite which only one game of the season was gone.
“This is a long and painful way. It’s time to give priority to my health and to ensure the future of my family“The center ended in his farewell message.
Prior to Ragno declining, Detroit Lions had Rookie Tate Rotlead, in the second round of the last April draft and hired with experienced Graham Glasgow.
