Egalitarian St. Brown is clearly city of detroit.
On last week's episode of “The St. Brown Podcast,” Equanimius dug into the cities his brother visited many times. Lions star receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown call home.
FILE – Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, 14, and his brother Chicago Bears wide receiver Equanimious St. Brown warm up at Ford Field on Nov. 19, 2023. (19 years old). (David Resinek-USA TODAY Sports)
“Nobody actually flies to Detroit. It's not a very desirable destination. So, in case you're wondering, there aren't that many flights to Detroit.” quipped Equanimius, who was signed to the New Orleans Saints' practice squad in the offseason.
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“I'm telling you, no one is trying to go to Detroit, really. I feel like there's no reason to go there other than the Lions game.”
Naturally, Amon-Ra defended his brother's statement, but Equanimius was unrelenting.
“Detroit — nobody goes there. I promise you…I think a lot of people outside of Detroit would agree with me. If they could live anywhere in the world or in the country, they wouldn't choose Detroit. I guess—I don’t want to say that.” ”
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Echnimius St. Brown, 13, catches a pass during the first half of a game against the Tennessee Titans at Caesars Superdome. (Stephen Lu-USA TODAY Sports)
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This statement seemed a little confusing in michigan — specifically the city of Detroit's social media accounts.
“Hey, we know it's tough when Baby Brother is better than you, but you don't have to hold it against us, Eknimeas,” X's account responded to the podcast clip. I posted it. “According to @uscensusbureau, our population has actually increased for the first time in over 60 years. Detroit is now ranked as the 26th most populous city in America.”
“I hope to be in the top 25 next year,” Equanicious responded with another energetic comment on social media.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Echnimius St. Brown, 13, warms up during practice at Yurman Stadium (Tulane). (Stephen Lu-USA TODAY Sports)
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But Detroit had the last laugh.
“I hope I don't have to move to another city next year,” the post read.
Echnimius St. Brown was drafted. green bay packers 6th round of the 2018 NFL Draft. After four seasons, he signed with the Chicago Bears and joined the Saints' practice squad in the offseason.
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