After Detroit’s tough Thanksgiving defeat against Green Bay, Lions head coach Dan Campbell addressed concerns over star wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown’s ankle injury. While fans feared the worst after seeing St. Brown leave the game, Campbell provided a cautiously optimistic update.
“I don’t feel like this is long, long-term, so that’s the good news. But that doesn’t mean it won’t be here for… It could be a week or two, maybe, if we’re lucky,” Campbell said. (prideofdetroit.com)
The star WR has been pivotal for Detroit’s offense, earning the nickname “Sun God” among fans for his consistent performances. Losing him, even for a week or two, is a setback for Jared Goff and the Lions as they continue their push in the NFC North.
Campbell stressed the importance of caution: the goal is to ensure St. Brown recovers fully and returns at 100% rather than rushing back too soon. For Lions fans, it’s a reminder to stay hopeful — while the loss stings, the team’s key playmaker may be back in action shortly.
Dan Campbell Gives Reality Check on Amon-Ra’s Injury After Painful Game
