The Detroit Lions, who claimed the NFC North Division title last season, are aiming to repeat the achievement with an impressive 11-1 record and dreams of a Super Bowl appearance.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has been a central figure in the Lions’ offensive success under head coach Dan Campbell and offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. However, ahead of Thursday’s matchup with the Green Bay Packers, one player—Packers safety Xavier McKinney—expressed little concern about facing St. Brown.
When asked about the Lions’ star receiver, McKinney said, “I ain’t worried about him. We’re not worried about him.” St. Brown, who has tallied 76 receptions for 820 yards and multiple touchdowns this season, addressed McKinney’s remarks on the “St. Brown Podcast” with his brother Equanimeous, a former Packers player.
“I’m actually glad if they’re not worried about me. Hopefully, I can make some plays. I’m excited for the game,” St. Brown told his brother.
Equanimeous then asked, “Are you worried about anyone on the Packers?” Amon-Ra replied, “Just like he’s not worried, I’m not worried either. It’s going to be a good one. Can’t wait. I’ll see him Thursday, and it’ll be a good game. Make sure you tune in.”
