Taylor Decker is expected to return to action this week after looking good in Wednesday’s walkthrough. His presence could bolster the offensive line, which has faced challenges recently with increased pressure on Jared Goff. Coach Dan Campbell expressed optimism about Decker's potential impact on the team's performance.

Taylor Decker has been a serviceable presence on the offensive line, although he has faced some struggles recently. His absence was felt in the last game against Houston due to an injury suffered in practice. Despite these challenges, he has been part of a strong line that has contributed significantly to the team's success.

Taylor Decker has been the starting left tackle for the Lions since 2016 and has spent his entire nine-year NFL career with the team. His recent contract extension indicates that he is likely to remain with the Lions for the foreseeable future, solidifying his role on the offensive line. Decker's presence, alongside potential new addition Donovan Jackson, could enhance the Lions' running game, providing confidence for running backs David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs.

OT Taylor Decker missed the game against the Texans due to a shoulder injury, but Campbell expressed optimism that it would not be a long-term issue and hoped for his return in the upcoming game against Jacksonville.

Taylor Decker is inactive for the game against the Texans due to a shoulder injury.