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Veteran tackle Taylor Decker asked for and received his release from the Detroit Lions after contract talks stalled; he had two years left on his deal at $14.9 million for 2026, and the move frees over $11 million in cap space while leaving more than $9 million in dead money, prompting Detroit to search for a new starting tackle and potentially reshuffle Penei Sewell.
Taylor Decker, the Lions' longest-tenured player, has requested a release after 10 seasons, citing unresolved contract talks and a requested pay cut on his $14.9 million base salary; releasing him would free about $15 million in cap space for Detroit. Decker had suggested a potential return in 2026 but opted for an amicable end as Detroit figures out its left tackle and interior-line needs in free agency.
Taylor Decker has asked the Detroit Lions for his release after negotiations over a pay cut and a starting role stalled, ending his 10-year run with the team. A release would clear about $11.6M in cap space for Detroit while incurring roughly $9.4M in dead cap.
The Detroit Lions experienced injuries in their game against the Bengals, with Taylor Decker sidelined due to a shoulder injury and Kalif Raymond leaving with a neck injury, though Raymond's prognosis appears positive. Giovanni Manu replaced Decker at tackle, showing mixed performance, and further updates on cornerback Terrion Arnold are pending.
The Detroit Lions will be without starting left tackle Taylor Decker in Week 5 due to a shoulder injury, with Giovanni Manu likely to fill in. The Lions have several other players inactive for the game, while the Bengals also have multiple inactives. Decker's absence is a setback, but the team hopes he can return soon after some rest.
The Detroit Lions' first training camp saw several players sidelined due to injuries, with updates indicating Taylor Decker is expected to return around the Hall of Fame game, while others like Alim McNeill, Mekhi Wingo, Malcolm Rodriguez, and Khalil Dorsey remain out with varying recovery timelines. Josh Paschal is also expected to return by early September after surgery, and some players like Alex Anzalone and Anthony Pittman did not practice due to minor issues.
Detroit Lions' training camp has begun with updates on injuries: Levi Onwuzurike will miss the season due to ACL surgery, Taylor Decker is recovering from shoulder surgery and expected back soon, while Josh Paschal and Stantley Thomas-Oliver are on the non-football injury list. Other players like Alex Anzalone, Al-Quadin Muhammad, and Anthony Pittman are expected to return soon.
The Detroit Lions will be without left tackle Taylor Decker and three defensive linemen—Levi Onwuzurike, Josh Paschal, and D.J. Reader—due to injuries for their Thursday night game against the Packers. Additionally, linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez has been placed on injured reserve. In response, the Lions have added Myles Adams, Kwon Alexander, and Jonah Williams to their active roster, with veteran safety Jamal Adams joining the practice squad.
Detroit Lions' running back David Montgomery and left tackle Taylor Decker are expected to play in the Thanksgiving game against the Bears despite recent injuries. Montgomery, who suffered a shoulder injury, was held out as a precaution, while Decker dealt with knee and ankle issues. However, there are concerns about cornerback Carlton Davis and receiver Kalif Raymond, who are undergoing further evaluation. The Lions improved to a 10-1 record with their recent win over the Colts.
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff and left tackle Taylor Decker have confirmed ongoing early discussions with the team regarding contract extensions. Goff, in the final year of his current deal, expressed his desire to stay in Detroit, while Decker, also in talks for an extension, acknowledged the early stages of negotiations. The potential extensions may be influenced by the upcoming NFL Draft and other roster considerations, with no specific timeline set for finalizing the deals.
C.J. Stroud shines in his NFL playoff debut, setting records and leading the Houston Texans to a 45-14 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Taylor Decker finally experiences playoff glory as the Detroit Lions secure their first playoff win in 32 years. Nine former Ohio State players, including Stroud, Decker, and Nick Bosa, will play in the upcoming NFL divisional round.
Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker was involved in another blown call during the wild-card win against the Los Angeles Rams, but this time it didn't affect the outcome as the Lions secured a 24-23 victory. Despite the officiating controversy, Decker and the Lions are now set to host a home playoff game for the first time in 30 years. Decker, the longest-tenured player in Detroit, expressed gratitude towards the fans and emphasized the significance of the home-field advantage.
The Detroit Lions continue to poke fun at the referee's mistake from last week's game by having offensive lineman Dan Skipper report as eligible and make a catch in their game against the Minnesota Vikings. This comes after a controversial ruling in the previous game where Taylor Decker's 2-point conversion catch was nullified due to a mix-up with reporting eligibility. Despite the bitter taste left by the previous loss, the Lions secured a 30-20 victory over the Vikings and will host in the wild-card round next weekend.
The Detroit Lions have declared their injury designations ahead of their Week 15 matchup against the Denver Broncos, with QB Hendon Hooker ruled out and the status of WR Josh Reynolds, LT Taylor Decker, C Frank Ragnow, and DT Benito Jones listed as questionable. Reynolds and Decker have shown signs of improvement in practice, while Ragnow's full participation is a positive sign. The Broncos have ruled out LB Nik Bonitto and TE Greg Dulcich, while S P.J. Locke, RB Samaje Perine, G Quinn Meinerz, and LB Jonathan Cooper are listed as questionable.
Detroit Lions' offensive tackle Taylor Decker returned to practice on Wednesday after an estimated absence on Tuesday, providing hope for his availability in the upcoming game against the Denver Broncos. Wide receiver Josh Reynolds appeared on the injury report with a new back injury, while center Frank Ragnow and defensive tackle Benito Jones also practiced. Quarterback Hendon Hooker continues to progress in his recovery from an ACL injury. The Broncos' injury report includes linebacker Nik Bonitto, safety P.J. Locke, and running back Samaje Perine as non-participants in practice.