Pride Of Detroit on Amon-Ra St. Brown

St. Brown's scrimmage featured dominant route running and aggressive blocking impact.

While the first-team offense started slowly, it eventually found rhythm by running the offense through point-forward Amon-Ra St. Brown, who feasted on usual weapons of choice: slants, outs, and crossers. St. Brown appeared particularly amped up by the scrimmage setting with plenty of jawing between offense and defense. His most memorable play may not have been a catch at all—he delivered an aggressive pancake block on Thomas Harper, burying the safety into the turf in a collision that closely resembled a loose-cannon wheelbarrow flipping over downhill.

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