The Detroit Lions may be staring at another painful setback just as the playoff race begins to tighten. Star wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, the heartbeat of Detroit’s offense, left the Packers game with a concerning ankle injury—and early indications suggest he could miss multiple games.
St. Brown has been one of the Lions’ most reliable and explosive playmakers all season, the guy Jared Goff trusts when everything else falls apart. Losing him—even for a short stretch—changes the entire complexion of Detroit’s offense. His route running, yards-after-catch ability, and toughness in the slot simply can’t be replicated.
Dan Campbell acknowledged the injury after the game and didn’t sugarcoat the situation. While the Lions are hopeful it won’t be a long-term issue, the team is preparing as if St. Brown may be out for a week or two—possibly longer depending on how the ankle responds to treatment.
With Detroit hovering in a tight playoff battle, every game matters. And now the Lions may have to navigate that path without their most consistent offensive weapon. The pressure will fall on guys like Jameson Williams, Sam LaPorta, and Josh Reynolds to step up immediately.
The Sun God doesn’t go down easily—so if he’s sidelined, you know the injury is real. The entire fanbase now waits anxiously for updates as Detroit fights to keep its season on track.
Sun God Sidelined? Amon-Ra St. Brown Facing Multi-Game Absence After Packers Injury
