The Detroit Lions have created one of the best team cultures in the NFL, and it's no accident given Dan Campbell is one of the top leaders in the league in terms of positivity.
Taylor Decker and Frank Ragnow were teammates for years, a pair of first-round picks selected in 2016 and 2018, respectively. And while they arrived before General Manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell, Decker and Ragnow were two pillars of Detroit's offensive line and significant pieces in the club's recent resurgence.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
Detroit Lions Pro Bowl left tackle Taylor Decker is recovering from shoulder surgery, coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Sunday. Campbell expects Decker, 31, to be on the field in early August.
The news that defensive lineman Levi Onwuzurike will miss the season with a torn ACL was the biggest headline of head coach Dan Campbell's Sunday press conference, but he provided several other injury updates as well.
The Detroit Lions' offensive line was shaken up this offseason. A pair of departures will make things difficult for the organization, but general manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell both feel confident in their options to replace those players.
An offensive line can be the difference between a Super Bowl win and an embarassing loss. Just as the Kansas City Chiefs, who were constantly embattled against the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive front and were giving up major pressure throughout the entire game.
The Lions doled out another market-setting extension this week, making Kerby Joseph the league’s highest-paid safety. Last April, the team gave Amon-Ra St.
As he now moves toward his 10th season, left tackle Taylor Decker is the longest-tenured Detroit Lion. A three-year contract extension last offseason was a big step toward him spending his entire career with the Lions, and he has long been one of the most underrated left tackles in the NFL.
The reality is that most NFL players will never play in a Super Bowl. But if you could wave a magic wand and put one deserving player from each NFC team in the epic yearly showdown, who would it be?
The Detroit Lions put together an impressive regular season in 2024. They tied for the league's best record and had one of the most successful offenses in NFL history.
Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell will not participate in the Pro Bowl this year. Sewell had another stellar season, but now must miss out on an annual NFL event.
Ian Rapoport reports that Bears QB Caleb Williams was seen wearing a cast on his hand due to the removal of a minor cyst and he is considered to be fine.
Among the litany of injuries the Detroit Lions have dealt with on the defensive side of the ball, it's easy to forget left tackle Taylor Decker missed the Thanksgiving Day win over the Chicago Bears.
The Detroit Lions sputtered in the first half of their Week 10 game against the Houston Texans. Quarterback Jared Goff threw three picks before the break and was under a larger amount of distress then typically expected.
When Thursday's practice report came out, heading into Week 10 against the Houston Texans, the Detroit Lions had a huge potential injury concern. 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.
It's interesting that earlier in the week I was putting together numbers for the weekly Detroit Lions moon stats video and I saw that the last time the Lions played the Titans at home was back in 2016.
The Detroit Lions agreed to a three-year, $60 million extension with left tackle Taylor Decker. The deal includes $31.83 million guaranteed, agent Jonathan Feinsod confirmed Monday on social media.
The Lions are signing LT Taylor Decker to a three-year, $60 million extension, his agency announced. ESPN’s Adam Schefter adds Decker was in line to earn $13.7 million in the final year of his deal and now has a pay raise through 2027.
The former first-rounder has spent his entire eight-year career in Detroit.
The Detroit Lions are back in town. Dan Campbell's squad returned to Allen Park Wednesday for its first full practice of training camp, marking the official end of the offseason.
Dan Campbell famously vowed during his introductory news conference that his team would be willing to "bite a kneecap off" to get where it wanted to go.
Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker is happy he stayed with the organization, even when there were some pretty lean years. Decker heard the loud critics
Lions fans still aren’t over the ending of the Cowboys game last Saturday. And what’s the best way to protest? Buy some billboard space. Reporters in Detroit are starting to spot billboards along the major highways in the city.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is not happy with the NFL’s reported stance on his team’s recent eligibility controversy.
This controversial NFL rule doesn't appear to be changing anytime soon.
Detroit Lions offensive tackle Taylor Decker did his best to shed light on what happened on the controversial two-point conversion that wasn’t in the team’s 20-19 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
Did Taylor Decker or Dan Skipper report to the officials prior to the Detroit Lions’ controversial two-point conversion attempt in their 20-19 Week 17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys?
The Detroit Lions had their go-ahead two-point conversion wiped away Saturday night after lineman Taylor Decker failed to report as eligible. But one video circulating on X had some fans absolving Decker of guilt.
The Lions were on the losing end of a 20-19 decision to the Cowboys on Saturday night thanks to a controversial penalty on a two-point attempt that would have won the game.
Left tackle Taylor Decker has been playing for the Detroit Lions since he entered the NFL in 2016. In other words, he’s been through a lot, which makes Sunday’s 30-24 win on the road over the Minnesota Vikings so much sweeter.
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