In his comments to end the season, longtime Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker revealed that he's mulling retirement.

According to Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes, the Lions plan to look for a new center for 2026 and beyond.

Lions general manager Brad Holmes shed light on where the team's current communication stands with the four-time Pro Bowler.

Detroit Lions General Manager Brad Holmes spoke candidly about veteran offensive lineman Taylor Decker’s potential retirement ...

MLive's Dungeon of Doom podcast offers their thoughts and highlights takeaways from Lions GM Brad Holmes' year-end press ...

Brad Holmes addressed David Montgomery's future, the Detroit Lions' offseason plans and his failures this season in his ...

"If we’re not in the dance and we’re not competing for a championship, it’s a failure," Holmes said at his end-of-season news ...

Detroit Lions GM Brad Holmes emphasized how hard he works on the roster on Thursday, but he has fallen short via trades and ...

The Lions’ offensive line suffered a brutal blow when four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow retired last June. Ragnow hung ...

Regular starter Graham Glasgow, 33, has missed the past two games with a knee injury and is not expected back at his 2026 ...

Key positions to address include edge defender, interior offensive line, safety and offensive tackle. The retirement of center Frank Ragnow and uncertain future of left tackle Taylor Decker have made ...