There was no shortage of action on Thursday night as NFC North division rivals Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions battled it out in Week 4. Unfortunately for Packers fans, the majority of the action came from Detroit, who jumped out to establish a 24-point lead by halftime.
It was a seemingly insurmountable advantage for the visiting team, and true enough, in spite of a respectable effort from Green Bay, the Lions held on to secure a 34-20 victory at Lambeau Field.
Detroit Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown Goes Full Savage on Packers Fan
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Detroit wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown played an integral role in the win. It wasn’t exactly a mind-blowing performance from the one-time Pro Bowler, but he did have five receptions for 56 yards and one touchdown.
After the game, as St. Brown was showing some love to the Detroit supporters who traveled all the way to Green Bay to support their Lions, the 23-year-old came across a Packers fan who was flipping him off right to his face. Instead of reacting in an angry manner, however, St. Brown decided to go full savage on the opposing supporter:
Packers fan flips off Amon-Ra St. Brown
Amon-Ra St. Brown blows a kiss to him
pic.twitter.com/0mXK1mwlBg— Barstool Detroit (@BSMotorCity) September 29, 2023
St. Brown really stopped in front of the disrespectful Packers fan to blow him a kiss. Clearly, the Lions WR was just too happy after the win for a Green Bay fan to bring him down. At the end of the day, it’s St. Brown and the Lions who are going home with the W.
Lions Add More Misery for Packers
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That’s now four straight wins for the Lions against their bitter division rivals, and incidentally, their second straight victory in Lambeau Field.
It is also worth noting that the last time these two teams faced off against each other, Detroit officially put an end to the Aaron Rodgers era in Green Bay. That was during the final game of last season as the Lions denied the Packers a spot in the playoffs.
It goes without saying that Green Bay supporters remember that game well, and they won’t be forgetting about it anytime soon. Unfortunately for them, they will need to wait until Thanksgiving when they face Detroit again to try and exact some revenge against the NFC North rivals.
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