Penei Sewell: Taylor Decker has earned space to contemplate retirement
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Lions left tackle Taylor Decker is contemplating retirement ahead of the 2026 NFL season, citing the need to make informed decisions regarding his health and its impact on his family. Decker, who played through a shoulder injury in 2025, has been with the Lions for a decade. His potential departure would create a significant gap on the team's offensive line. Teammate Penei Sewell has stated he will not pressure Decker regarding his decision, respecting his space and experience. If Decker retires, the Lions may consider moving Sewell from right tackle to fill the role.
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