The Detroit Lions offensive line is about to receive a major boost. Four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow, who retired during the offseason, is set to come out of retirement and rejoin his former team for the stretch run. According to NFL Media, Ragnow is in shape and will be ready to play "sooner, rather than later."

The offensive line has been a real weapon for the Detroit Lions throughout Dan Campbell's tenure. This year, though, the conversation is a little bit different. Especially on the interior, injuries and personnel issues arose,

The Detroit Lions escaped the Giants and could use that kind of three-phase effort to advance and then succeed in the postseason.

An NFC North battle is brewing this Thanksgiving Day between No. 2-ranked Green Bay and the No. 3 Detroit Lions. The Packers will visit Ford Field for a road game that could help determine if either team nabs a wild card spot in the playoffs.

The Lions look to avoid a season sweep against the Packers when they host their NFC North foe on Thanksgiving.