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Lions players react to Frank Ragnow retirement

Notable NFL players who retired early: Frank Ragnow latest Lions star to walk away from game still in prime

The Detroit Lions lost another star to early retirement. Four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow announced Monday he's retiring after seven NFL seasons, and he now joins the likes of Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders and Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson as top-tier Lions to walk away from the game early.

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The Lions are signing veteran OL Trystan Colon following Frank Ragnow's retirement

The Lions are signing former Cardinals and Ravens OL Trystan Colon following the retirement of center Frank Ragnow

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Lions Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow announces surprise retirement after 7 seasons

Detroit Lions Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow, who the team selected with the 20th pick in the NFL Draft, announced his sudden retirement on Monday.

I didn't want to 'just take Saints money'

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Ex-Saints QB Derek Carr explains why he retired, turning down $30M in guaranteed money

Carr was set to earn $30 million in 2025 and had two years remaining on the four-year, $150 million deal he signed in 2023. He will take home a $10 million roster bonus. Since joining the league as a second-round pick in 2024, Carr accumulated under $196 million in career earnings.

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Derek Carr explains retirement decision: 'I never played just for the money'

Derek Carr retired during the 2025 NFL offseason because of a shoulder injury. He believes it was the right move despite leaving money on the table.

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Derek Carr on retiring: I didn't want to 'just take the Saints money'

QB Derek Carr expressed that part of his decision to retire was that he didn't want to "just take" the New Orleans Saints' money.

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Pro Football Retired Players Association Establishes PFRPA Operational Legacy Fund

The board-designated endowment will support PFRPA's long-term operations, and in turn, will bolster the organization's commitment to solidifying and preserving the legacy of retired NFL players.

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Dolphins’ Patrick Paul Confident in Replacing Retired Pro Bowler

The Miami Dolphins will be relying on young left tackle Patrick Paul to fill in after Terron Armstead's retirement.

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