Glasgow re-enters Detroit to anchor an interior that must absorb turnover after Ragnow’s retirement. His performance up the middle shapes run efficiency and pass protection, setting the tone for the Lions’ overall offensive balance and helping Williams and Gibbs shine with time and space.

Glasgow’s exceptional return to form at center/guard improves the Lions’ run game and overall balance on offense, providing a critical anchor for the revamped line and helping David Montgomery find space.

Graham Glasgow was chosen as the starting center following Ragnow's retirement, presenting a new leadership challenge for the Lions' offensive line amidst adjustments.

Graham Glasgow is considered a reliable player in the Lions' offensive line but does not possess the same impact as Taylor Decker, raising concerns over the line's effectiveness.

Graham Glasgow, a veteran center, is poised to secure the starting role for the Lions after Frank Ragnow's retirement. His extensive experience gives him a considerable advantage over rookie Tate Ratledge, who is still adjusting to the center position.