Taylor Decker was one of the highest-graded offensive players for the Lions in their loss to the Bills, earning a Pro Football Focus grade of 78.7, showcasing his strong performance despite the team's defensive struggles.

Taylor Decker's involvement in a previous officiating controversy last season, where he was mistakenly reported as eligible alongside Skipper during a trick 2-point conversion attempt, has made him a notable figure in the Lions' playbook strategies. His presence as an eligible receiver has contributed to the team's creative approach to trick plays.

Taylor Decker is among the notable inactives for the Lions in their upcoming matchup against the Packers, highlighting the team's ongoing struggles with injuries as they navigate the season.

Taylor Decker will miss his second consecutive game due to a knee injury, forcing Dan Skipper to take over as the starting left tackle. Decker's absence is significant as he is a veteran presence on the offensive line, and his injury raises concerns about the protection provided to quarterback Jared Goff against a strong Packers pass rush.

Taylor Decker is expected to miss the game against the Packers, marking his second consecutive absence. His absence, along with other injuries on the Lions' defensive line, could significantly impact Detroit's performance, especially against a run-heavy Packers offense.