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Detroit pressed to play a 2026 Munich game, leveraging German ties and Amon-Ra St. Brown, but the decision trades off a tough roughly 12-day stretch with likely no bye; the league granted a mini-bye after Thanksgiving, and analysts debate whether the trade-off was worth it.
Amon-Ra St. Brown says he’s sick to see David Montgomery traded to the Texans, but he’s happy for Montgomery to get a bigger, starting role in Houston. He praises Montgomery’s team-first mindset, notes Gibbs’ rise in Detroit, and believes Montgomery will have a true RB1 opportunity with his new team.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown says he's upset about the David Montgomery trade to Houston, praising Montgomery as a selfless teammate who deserved a bigger role. The Lions received a 2026 fourth-round pick, a future seventh-rounder, and OL Juice Scruggs in exchange for Montgomery, who had been behind Jahmyr Gibbs. St. Brown joked that Montgomery would be an RB1 on 31 other teams, while noting Detroit’s two-back system may limit his carries and predicting Montgomery will be the primary back in Houston alongside Woody Marks. The sentiment is bittersweet, but he wishes Montgomery success with the Texans.
Former USC star Makai Lemon’s NFL Scouting Combine interview went viral after he said he models his game after Amon-Ra St. Brown; the clip drew millions of views, boosting anticipation for his potential top-10 draft ranking as he participates in on-field drills this week.
Detroit Lions are focusing on improving discipline and execution to recapture their identity in upcoming games, especially against the Vikings after a previous close loss, while also addressing issues in their run defense and front seven, and monitoring injuries like Amon-Ra St. Brown's knee.
Amon-Ra St. Brown is questionable for the Lions-Cowboys game on Thursday due to an ankle injury, and his participation remains uncertain. The Lions are also dealing with multiple other injuries, which could impact their lineup.
The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys have several key players listed with injuries ahead of their Thursday Night Football game, with Amon-Ra St. Brown being questionable and others like Kalif Raymond and Brock Wright ruled out. The injury statuses are evolving, with some players like Penei Sewell and Graham Glasgow showing signs of readiness, while others like Kerby Joseph and Amon-Ra St. Brown may be game-time decisions.
The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are preparing for their Week 14 game with key injuries, notably Amon-Ra St. Brown and Kalif Raymond, who are both likely to miss the game due to ankle injuries. St. Brown is a game-time decision, while Raymond is expected to sit out. Other players are dealing with various injuries, and their participation remains uncertain as the week progresses.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown apologized for his 'Trump dance' touchdown celebration, which he said was meant to be fun and not offensive, after it went viral and drew backlash amid President Trump's attendance at the game.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown apologized after performing a dance associated with Donald Trump during a game attended by the former president, which sparked social media backlash and political controversy, though he stated it was meant as a fun gesture unrelated to politics.
A video reveals that Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown threw a punch at Washington Commanders' Daron Payne during a game, leading to Payne's ejection and suspension, while St. Brown's potential punishment remains uncertain.
Video evidence shows Daron Payne punching Amon-Ra St. Brown during an NFL game, leading to Payne's suspension; St. Brown claims he was retaliating after being punched first, but the initial interaction was not penalized.
Daron Payne of the Washington Commanders was suspended for one game by the NFL after punching Amon-Ra St. Brown during a game, marking his first career ejection, with the incident stemming from a verbal altercation and retaliation on the field.
NFL suspends Commanders' Daron Payne for one game without pay after he punched Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown during a game, resulting in a significant financial loss for Payne due to his high salary.
Daron Payne was ejected from the Washington Commanders' game against the Detroit Lions after punching Amon-Ra St. Brown in the helmet following a touchdown, contributing to the Commanders' 44-22 loss. The incident highlighted tensions and frustrations in a challenging season for Washington, who are dealing with injuries and a series of losses.