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Amon-Ra St. Brown’s 56-Yard Munich Touchdown Had Germany Roaring, and the Patriots Are Still Reeling

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Amon-Ra St. Brown absolutely exploded in Munich today, hitting the end zone with a massive 56-yard touchdown on the Lions’ very first possession against the Patriots. Talk about making an entrance!

Germany’s Favorite Son Delivers Instant Classic

No wonder St. Brown is a German fan favorite. With a German mother, a childhood spent partially there, and fluent German, the NFL knew exactly what they were doing sending the Lions to Munich. And St. Brown? He didn’t just meet expectations, he shattered them from the jump. The crowd was ready for him, and he gave them exactly what they wanted, immediately.

56 Yards of Pure Fire to Kick Off the Game

On that opening drive, St. Brown snagged a pass from Jared Goff, shook off the first tackler like he was nothing, cut back inside, and was gone. Fifty-six yards to glory! It wasn’t just a big play, it was *the* big play to kick things off. He actually caught both passes on that entire first possession, racking up 63 yards total, and immediately put the Lions up 7-3 over the Patriots. What a way to silence any doubt and fire up the international crowd!

With St. Brown firing on all cylinders and giving the Lions an early 7-3 lead, you just know the atmosphere in Munich is electric. What a start for a player truly playing in front of a home crowd!

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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