Taylor Decker Requests Release from Lions

0:00On March 6th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. Taylor Decker, the veteran offensive tackle for the Detroit Lions, has requested his release from the team. This comes after contract talks fell apart, just a week after he said he plans a play in the 2026 season. Earlier this week, Decker shared the news on Instagram, explaining that discussions with the Lions surprised him, and they couldn't reach an agreement. He wanted a clean end to his time there after a decade with the franchise. Over 10 years, Decker started 145 games, helped the team to 3 playoff runs, and won 2 division titles. Fans have long seen him as a key leader on the offensive line. If the Lions grant the release, they'll free up just over $11,600,000 in cap space next year. But they'll also take on about $9,400,000 in deadcap money. For now, the Lions haven't responded publicly, and it's unclear what happens next. Decker hopes for an amicable split as he eyes his future options.

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