Former Ohio State Buckeyes left tackle Taylor Decker agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Detroit Lions on Monday.
The former Ohio State offensive tackle played for the Buckeyes back in 2012-2015 and wrapped up his college career with a National Championship. Decker also won numerous awards during that time such as Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year and being named a Consensus All-American in 2015.
Of the $60 million that Decker is now set to receive, Decker's agent announced that $31.83 million is guaranteed. His new contract now makes him the seventh highest-paid left tackle and eighth highest-paid offensive tackle overall.
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