Amon-ra St. Brown (Detroit Lions photo)
The 20-16 loss Sunday to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was disappointing. Maybe the Lions have been buying the Super Bowl hype too much.
Whatever the case, one of the scarier moments was when Amon-Ra St. Brown went down at the end of the game and left in serious pain.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell said there's no long-term worry.
"He's alright," Campbell said, according to the Detroit Free Press. "I don't think it is anything long-term, so that's good news."
The Freep reports:
St. Brown left the field after hauling in a 9-yard catch over the middle on the first play of the Lions' final drive with 30 seconds left. He stayed down after making a catch while going to the ground, then exited the playing field with a trainer. He stayed on the sideline while the Lions' medical team stretched his legs into the air. He received treatment for the final six plays as the Lions' offense ran out of steam and turned it over on downs.
