Detroit Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown goes viral wearing “Green Bay Sucks” hoodie

Former USC Trojans wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown drove to historic Lambeau Field in a hoodie that read “Green Bay Sucks.” The Packers and Lions are each at the top of the NFC when they meet on Sunday.

The Lions defeated Green Bay 24-14 and St. Brown scored a touchdown on a three-yard pass from Detroit quarterback Jared Goff.

Detroit improves to 7-1 while Green Bay falls to 6-3.

Amon-Ra St. Brown, NOT a Green Bay fan

Amon-Ra St. Brown is clearly not a fan of the Green Bay Packers. St. Brown was selected in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. The hoodie he wore as he exited the Lions team bus as he entered Lambeau Field glimpsed the city of Green Bay.

The Lions and Packers have a historic rivalry that dates back nearly 100 years. These two NFC North opponents are in a neck-and-neck battle for first place in the NFC North this season.

Sunday's match between the two was named America's Match of the Week on FOX. Kevin Burkhart and Tom Brady were there for the showdown.

St. Brown finished the game with seven catches for 56 yards and the touchdown. The Lions controlled the entire game and were up 17-3 before halftime. While Green Bay outscored Detroit 11-7 in the second half, it wasn't enough for a comeback as the Lions won 24-14.

With the win, the Lions are firmly in control of the NFC North Division race.

“St. Brown is having another good season in Detroit.”

On Sunday, Amon-Ra St. Brown had 41 receptions for 408 yards and five touchdowns. He and quarterback Jared Goff have gotten along well over the past few seasons and are a big reason for the Lions' success.

In 2023, Detroit went 12-5, won the NFC North and made it to the. NFC Championship Game. The Lions were on the verge of a Super Bowl appearance, but were unable to maintain their 24-7 lead in the NFC Championship game against the 49ers, losing 34-31.

The Lions have a goal of returning to this game this season, but this time they are in the driver's seat of the No. 1 seed, meaning they would host the game. Is this the year the Lions reach the Super Bowl for the first time in franchise history?