Taylor Decker reportedly signs multi-year extension with Detroit Lions

Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes told local radio station 97.1 The Ticket Monday morning that left tackle Taylor Decker has signed a three-year extension with the team. Decker was entering the final year of his deal, but now he’ll be signed through the 2027 season.

As of right now, there are no contract terms publicly known about the deal other than the length.

UPDATE: the deal is reportedly worth three years for $60 million with nearly $32 million guaranteed, according to his agency.

Last week, we asked Decker is there was any progress made with contract talks, and the left tackle was optimistic about progress.

“I’m hoping to hear fairly soon, but as far as like anything of numbers, substance, I haven’t had too much,” Decker said. “I will say, it’s something that I am hopeful of, I mean, I’ve even gone up and I had some conversations with Dan during OTAs just to talk to him about it. I feel good about the messaging.”

The Lions have spent the offseason rewarding their own players. They handed out mega-extensions to Amon-Ra St. Brown, Penei Sewell, and Jared Goff. With Decker’s deal now done, the Lions’ tackle bookends are now tied up for the foreseeable future.