Taylor Decker

What should fans expect of the Lions' offensive players once training camp and the preseason open?

Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Alim McNeill and Taylor Decker are among Detroit's players who have just year left on their current deals.

Plus, Dan Campbell makes his point with officials, the Saints go bush league and the Texans need to let C.J. Stroud cook.

Reporting as eligible is a routine part of football, and one that we don’t examine closely — or even watch at all.

How Dan Campbell and the Lions respond in the aftermath of Saturday's officiating controversy is important as the playoffs near.

Detroit thought its late TD and 2-point conversion Saturday would beat Dallas. Then referee Brad Allen threw a flag, and chaos ensued.

Detroit beat Minnesota on Sunday for an NFC North crown that had proven elusive for decades for a long-suffering franchise and its fans.

The Lions, hoping to win their division for the first time since 1993, have a large spotlight on them starting Thursday versus the Chiefs.

The Lions' 16-16 tie with the Steelers included Taylor Decker's return and hard-working DBs but also a tough day for T.J. Hockenson.

The Lions must decide where to play Sewell and Decker once the latter comes off IR, and what's good for the team now may change later.

Sewell and Slater are both options for the Lions with their No. 7 NFL Draft pick. Among those two, who would Nick Baumgardner take?

Anthony Lynn wants to run the ball. Meet Frank Ragnow, Taylor Decker and an OL core that might be better than you think.

A back injury impacted Decker early last season. But in the final 10 weeks, the LT showed the skills that earned him a rich extension.

The left tackle is trending upward as a player, and Detroit rewarded him Tuesday with a sizable commitment in term and money.