The Detroit Lions were forced to end practice early after multiple fights broke out during their practice. At the center of it seemed to be wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown.
The star wide receiver who has established himself as one of the best in the NFL, is facing major backlash for his antics during the game.
“What Is He Doing?” Lions’ Star WR Amon-Ra St. Brown Facing Massive Backlash After Attacking Teammate In Shocking Report
Detroit Lions are aiming at the wrong people:
Lions head coach Dan Campbell had to shut down practice for the second consecutive day due to fights between teammates.
Things have been heated over the first week of Detroit Lions training camp, as head coach Dan Campbell has had to pause practice on multiple occasions to get things under control.
Unfortunately, this time around, it involved superstar wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown getting into it with defensive star Brian Branch.
The Athletic’s Colton Pouncy shared this information about the incident:
“Dan Campbell stopped practice today after several scuffles broke out in the early portion. Brian Branch and Amon-Ra St. Brown went at it multiple times. Second day in a row practice was stopped. On Tuesday, it was for tackling in shorts. Pads go on tomorrow. They’re ready.”
#Lions HC Dan Campbell had to stop practice again today, as the physicality was once again pretty intense. Amon-Ra St. Brown and Brian Branch got into it a few times.
Things also became a bit chippy between Giovanni Manu and Brodric Martin.
Team will be in full pads Friday.
— Kory Woods (@KoryEWoods) July 24, 2025
After a record-breaking season statistically and a historic regular-season campaign, Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was named to the Pro Football Focus top 100 players list.
Brown finished second in the NFL in receptions with 115, third in the NFL in receiving touchdowns with 12, and fifth in the NFL in receiving yards with 1,263.
In just his second season, Branch has become one of the most productive defensive backs in the NFL.
He recorded 109 tackles (79 solo), 16 passes defended, eight tackles for loss, six quarterback hits, four interceptions, a sack, and one forced fumble this season playing both safety and nickel corner.
The Detroit Lions had a remarkable 2024 season, finishing with a 15-2 record and securing the top seed in the NFC.
They were everyone’s pick to go deep into the postseason.
Despite their strong regular season performance, their playoff run ended in disappointment with a Divisional Round loss to the Washington Commanders.
The team would love to recreate what they did in 2024, except go further in the playoffs.
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