Detroit Lions Star Amon-Ra St. Brown Is MASSIVELY Underrated
Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee explain why Amon-Ra St. Brown deserves more respect.
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1,400 yards in two of the last three seasons and triple, double-digit touchdowns in each of the last three, like, but it still doesn't feel like he, it, there's always like the, "Yeah, but," with Amon-Ra.
Right.
And I'm just won- like, how do we f- not how do we fix that, but like w- how long should that stay with a player before it's just like he's an elite football player, which I think is what Amon-Ra is.
Amon-Ra is a problem.
I mean, he's a player, as a Vikings fan, where I'm going into the game like, as soon as, as soon as the ball is thrown his way, it's, it's a catch.
He does not drop the football.
He's, he is, in the most complimentary way, he is a pain in the butt to play against twice a year because he's smart, he's a high IQ player.
He's, he is, to me, the complete receiver.
The only thing that would be missing is he's not like six foot four, but anything that you want, he's a good route runner.
He blocks his, he, he blocks his tail off in the run game.
He's, he's the complete player.
He, I wanna say bench pressed 225 like 22 times at 198 pounds, which is, that is unreal strength, by the way.
But I genuinely do not like playing him twice a year because I know how much of a pain he is to go up against and how many times he has torched my team, how many times he has, you know, just had a, a good game against my team, and there's nothing you can do because he does not drop the football.
He makes plays every game
