
Justin Rogers
Founder and Writer at Detroit Football Network
Detroit Lions beat reporter since 2011. Founder of the Detroit Football Network. Formerly MLive and Detroit News.
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1 day ago |
detroitfootball.net | Justin Rogers
Allen Park — In his opening statement addressing the retirement of All-Pro center Frank Ragnow on Thursday, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell acknowledged that the "train rolls on" and it's "next man up."But the first name out of Campbell's mouth after that comment wasn't veteran Graham Glasgow or second-round draft pick Tate Ratledge, the two presumptive front-runners to fill Ragnow's role in the starting lineup.
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2 days ago |
detroitfootball.net | Justin Rogers
Allen Park — Here are four tidbits of information from Thursday’s OTA walkthrough, the Detroit Lions’ final practice until next month’s training camp. For those who have been asking about linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez’s recovery timetable, I squeezed in a question to coach Dan Campbell at the end of his morning media session. “He’s not going to be starting the season,” Campbell said. “Conservatively, November. Yeah, that’s probably the best way to say it. Probably November.
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2 days ago |
detroitfootball.net | Justin Rogers
Allen Park — Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell delivered the team's first public comments on Thursday regarding the abrupt retirement of All-Pro center Frank Ragnow earlier this week, praising the player and his decision. "Frank's been an unbelievable teammate, football player, man in the community," Campbell said. "Man, he's done it all. He will be sorely missed. One of the greatest memories I have of Frank is the divisional (round playoff game) against Tampa Bay.
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4 days ago |
detroitfootball.net | Justin Rogers
There’s obviously a lot on the minds of Detroit Lions fans following Monday’s retirement announcement from Frank Ragnow. So, I wanted to open the mailbag to address the topic. Justin: Before I get to your questions, I'd like to address a general one many have had about the salary cap ramifications. Ragnow signed a four-year, $54 million extension in 2021 and had two years left on the deal.
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5 days ago |
detroitfootball.net | Justin Rogers
We’re trying something new that’s actually something old, professionally, at the Detroit Football Network. Drawing on previous experiences at both MLive and the Detroit News, I had been toying with the idea of reviving selfie videos for the upcoming season. With the news of Frank Ragnow’s retirement, why wait until training camp?
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Corresponding move.

#Lions have waived LB Abraham Beauplan and signed LB Zach Cunningham. https://t.co/dXF0IpgX1i

Continuing to roll through a film review/scouting report series of Detroit's draft picks. Today, I take a closer look at Dan Jackson, a free safety who plays with a strong safety mindset: https://t.co/XCBTC5BCsc

Cleaning out my youth baseball bag for my daughter to use for summer PONY League. Found this Tiger Stadium giveaway batting glove from more than 30 years ago. So awesome. https://t.co/6XFIsFK9AI