5 biggest takeaways from Lions' receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown's episodes of Netflix's Receiver

Netflix has officially dropped all eight episodes of the NFL Receiver show. Detroit Lions' receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was one of the receivers the show followed around all season long. He's a big part of seven of the shows episodes and you get some real access to not only St. Brown's personal life, but also the Lions coaching staff and practices. 

We've watched all eight episodes and here were the five big things that stood out to us. 

John Brown

Amon-Ra St. Brown's father is the best part of the entire season. Every time he is on screen he is hilarious. You get to see how he trained his sons, his funny relationship with St. Brown's girlfriend and his love of Coca-Cola. Seriously, if he doesn't get a Coke endorsement after this, it's a big miss. 

The big thing that gets pointed out was that he was mad at St. Brown for doing the pump dance against the Chiefs. 

The Pump dance

It's been talked about already by St. Brown, but this was the first time that we got to see Dan Campbell talk about it and actually see video of the official approaching Campbell to warn him that St. Brown was a pump away from getting flagged. It's still hilarious that this was even a thing that happened in real life.

Dan Campbell talking about blocking

Blocking might be Campbell's favorite thing in the whole world. There are multiple times on this show where Campbell is getting excited about St. Brown blocking. The best one is when he goes through three different blocks St. Brown had at the end of the Ravens loss and how happy he was that St. Brown was still looking to hit some guys long after the game had been lost.