You know that feeling when you walk into a room and someone’s missing, and it just feels… off? That’s been the vibe at the Lions‘ OTAs lately. No Amon-Ra St. Brown on the field, and suddenly the energy shifts. He’s usually the guy hyping everyone up, catching everything thrown his way. But now? His absence is noticeable, and everyone’s wondering: Where’s the Lions’ wide receiver?
It turns out that the guy’s around, just not suiting up. The reason? Well, the word is, he had a little knee surgery after the 2024 season. Nothing major, just maintenance work. Recently, the 25-year-old wide receiver announced that he hasn’t been practicing due to a knee surgery he had after the season to “clean some stuff up.” The silver lining?
#Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown said he hasn’t been practicing due to a knee surgery he had after the season to “clean some stuff up.”
Nothing major but being cautious pic.twitter.com/pvDfpVXJDM
— Nolan Bianchi (@nolanbianchi) June 5, 2025
Well, if the reports are accurate, it shouldn’t affect the wideout’s availability for the 2025 season. Though he’s missing out on the Lions’ OTAs and won’t be available for the three-day mandatory training session this month, the guy is expected to be ready for the training camp that the Lions are set to kick off in July. Some good news for the head coach, Dan Campbell.
This is a developing story. Stay Tuned!
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