Cause Of Death: We Regret To Announce The Demise Of Lion’s Hall of Famer Dick LeBeau @86

Cause Of Death: We Regret To Announce The Demise Of Lion’s Hall of Famer Dick LeBeau @86 In each of his first three seasons, St. Brown—a fourth-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft—has collected at least 90 catches, 912 receiving yards, and five touchdown catches. In addition, he has completed at least two seasons with at least 100 catches, 1,160 receiving yards, and six touchdown receptions.

It was also his finest season as a professional as of late. In terms of receptions (119), receiving yards (1,515), and touchdown catches (10), he recorded career highs. In addition, Pro Football Focus awarded him the third-highest receiving rating (91.3) and All-Pro status for his accomplishments.

In addition, St. Brown received a four-year, $120 million contract extension this past April, which includes $77 million in guaranteed income, as a reward for the outstanding start to his career.

As the 2024 season approaches, it should come as no surprise that NFL .com’s Bucky Brooks named the fourth-year receiver among the five “biggest threats” to surpass Lions great Calvin Johnson’s single-season receiving record. In Brooks’ ranking, St. Brown came in second.

In his nine seasons in Detroit, Johnson was selected to three All-Pro teams and made six Pro Bowl appearances. In 2012, he set an NFL record for the most receiving yards in a single season. In the above mentioned season, he surpassed Jerry Rice, a fellow member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, who had 1,848 receiving yards.

According to Brooks, Jared Goff can easily locate St. Brown in crucial circumstances because of his exceptional route-running abilities and sticky hands. The cunning playmaker is able to express his ingenuity as a route-running expert since he consistently prevails on choice routes and crossers. The numbers will keep rising for the fourth-year pro as he chases the records held by one of the Lions’ all-time greats as long as the team keeps adding to Ben Johnson’s playbook, which will create more chances for St. Brown to have an influence on the game.