Amon-Ra St. Brown

St. Brown finished with 13 receptions on 18 targets for 164 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 41-34 loss to the Rams.

Perhaps you're wondering which part of St. Brown's game was most impactful for the Lions, and the answer was simply "all of it" because it's hard to not have all of it when you nearly come up with half (18-of-41) of Jared Goff's targets. St. Brown delivered two red zone scores, was the key read on most of the game's third or fourth downs, and most importantly looked healthy the whole way through after Thanksgiving's ankle scare. St. Brown will be a clear WR1 against the Steelers in Week 16.

There wasn't really much Goff did wrong in this one -- he only took one sack and managed two red zone strikes to Amon-Ra St. Brown. The Lions converted their two fourth-down gos. The running game was bad and put Goff in big spots that he usually delivered on, and the game turned when Detroit fell apart in the third quarter, as between the sack and a couple rough plays they punted three straight times. Goff corrected course, but couldn't keep pace with the Rams, who averaged 7.5 yards per play to Detroit's 6.4. A Week 16 date with the Steelers should keep Goff on the QB1 line.

Back and forth the Lions and Rams go, with Amon-Ra St.

Jared Goff found Amon-Ra St. Brown for his second touchdown of the game, giving the Detroit Lions a 17-14 lead over the Los Angeles Rams.