Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave multiple injury updates on Sunday, including for offensive tackle Taylor Decker and defensive end Josh Paschal, both of whom are starting training camp on ...

Taylor Decker and Frank Ragnow were teammates for years, a pair of first-round picks selected in 2016 and 2018, respectively.

The Lions' offense scored 2 touchdowns in 10 series Tuesday, on a run by David Montgomery and a Jared Goff pass to Tim ...

The news that defensive lineman Levi Onwuzurike will miss the season with a torn ACL was the biggest headline of head coach ...

Giovani Manu turned to Taylor Decker to help him improve as an NFL left tackle, with the goal of being his future successor.

Taylor Decker enjoyed the best season of his professional football career in 2024. The offensive tackle helped the Lions to the first seed in the NFC and earned his first Pro Bowl nod.

Taylor Decker, entering his ninth NFL season in 2024, has grown into one of the game's very best left tackles. In his role with the Lions, Decker serves as the blindside protector of signal-caller ...

However, Decker has fallen on a rough stretch of play in recent weeks. He has allowed a sack in each of the last two games, Against Minnesota, he allowed six total pressures and had just a 25.6 ...

Decker (undisclosed) was placed on the active/PUP list by the Lions on Thursday. The starting left tackle's injury remains unclear, though it does not appear to be serious given his designation, which ...

On Friday that concern came to full bloom when left tackle Taylor Decker did not practice and was ruled out due to a shoulder injury. Decker is one of more underappreciated left tackles in the league.

Decker is by himself in the record books for the Lions with the touchdown catches. With the play, Decker has become the all-time leading touchdown catcher with regards to an offensive lineman.

Taylor Decker endured a lot of losing early in his career with the Detroit Lions and the team plans to have the veteran offensive tackle around to potentially experience some success, keeping him ...