Amon-Ra St. Brown suffers brain injury vs. Cowboys

On Sunday, during the Lions' game against the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was hit after catching a pass and he was ordered by an official to leave the field.

When it rains it pours for the Detroit Lions. On Sunday, during the Lions’ game against the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was hit after catching a pass and he was ordered by an official to leave the field. Not long after St. Brown left the field, it was reported that he suffered a concussion (brain injury) and will not be able to return to today’s game. This is a huge loss for the Lions as they are already without RB D’Andre Swift, who is inactive.

Amon-Ra St. Brown suffered a concussion and has been ruled out

Following the injury, Ian Rapoport reported that St. Brown has been ruled out with a concussion.

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  1. nice way of getting people to click on this article, BRAIN INJURY lol!,just call it what it is a darn concussion

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