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Amon-Ra St. Brown explains origin of Lions' 'Human Centipede' celebration
Amon-Ra St. Brown explains why the Detroit Lions offense performed a 'Human Centipede' celebration in Munich.
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The Detroit Lions beat the New England Patriots 35-10 in Munich for a fifth straight win, with Amon-Ra St Brown catching two touchdown passes and Jahmyr Gibbs running for 153 yards and two scores. Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson were injured on the same play; Maye hurt an ankle on the opening drive and Hutchinson appeared to hurt a knee while celebrating a sack.
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- Yahoo SportsAmon-Ra St. Brown explains origin of Lions' 'Human Centipede' celebrationAmon-Ra St. Brown explains why the Detroit Lions offense performed a 'Human Centipede' celebration in Munich.
- Washington TimesLions debut 'Human Centipede' celebration in Germany against PatriotsThe Detroit Lions unveiled a new touchdown celebration during Sunday's game in Munich against the New England Patriots, an apparent reference to the "Human Centipede" body horror film franchise.
- ProFootballTalkA.J. Brown, Amon-Ra St. Brown active for Patriots-Lions in MunichBrown returns to the Patriots lineup after missing the last two games.