Detroit Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown set off the German gameday tunnel walk sporting traditional Bavarian attire: a lederhosen and a Bavarian jacket and hat in a return to his mother’s homeland.
St. Brown was joined by Lions receiver Isaac TeSlaa and long snapper Hogan Hatten, and the group carried beer mugs and offered a toast as they walked out prior to their 35-10 blowout win over New England Patriots on Sunday in Munich.
Asked after the game about the fit, St. Brown smiled while saying his mother suggested the look and told reporters, “I’m not going to put on some Amazon lederhosen.”
The @Lions have arrived in style! 🇩🇪
Amon-Ra St Brown, Hogan Hatten and Isaac Teslaa are repping traditional Bavarian outfits 👀 https://t.co/XQGjAjZAQt
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St. Brown’s mother was born in Leverkusen, and he spent a significant amount of his childhood living in Germany.
St. Brown scored two touchdowns Sunday and called his first score “one of the most memorable” of his career. The Lions added a memorable celebration following his second score to mark the occasion.
Rate the celebration from the @Lions… 😅 https://t.co/MfqzUFu6Qs
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St. Brown said the “human centipede” celebration originated with Lions passing game coordinator Mike Kafka, who showed them an NFL Europe highlight as part of a pregame meeting. The NFL Europe players did the human centipede celebration after scoring a touchdown, and the Lions’ skill players loved it.
“We were all laughing in the meeting room and said we’ve got to do it. I said first touchdown we got to do it,” St. Brown said. “I scored the first TD, and I was too lit. I forgot to do it. So that was that. … When I scored [my] second TD, I said now we need to do it. I was on the ground when they pushed me. I said TeSlaa, let’s do the celebration. We all did it. It was lit.”
Major love to St. Brown and the Lions for embracing the local culture in the NFL’s last international game of the season.
