Taylor Decker strained his rotator cuff in practice last week and did not play in the Lions' come-from-behind win over the Texans.

Taylor Decker was happy to see his Lions beat the Texans on Sunday, but he couldn't shake a guilty feeling while watching the first half.

The Lions played without left tackle Taylor Decker last Sunday, but things appear to be trending in the right direction for this weekend.

Lions tackle Taylor Decker looked back on missing the game against the Texans. “I felt personally responsible for the first half of that game," he said. Decker's plan, as of Wednesday, is to play Sunday. Brad Galli has more

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell offered up some encouraging health updates on a couple of key Lions offensive players. In his Monday press conference after the team's comeback Week 10 win in Houston,

Watching the game from home while dealing with a shoulder injury, left tackle Taylor Decker couldn't help but feel a ping of responsibility watching as the Texans rolled to a 16-point advantage at the half.

There doesn’t seem much in life that makes Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker feel more—in his words—”shitty” than missing an opportunity to play football with his teammates. He may be in year nine of his career,