Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has had a pretty quiet training camp so far. The All-Pro receiver hasn't been the focal point for the Lions' offense because, well, St. Brown and the Lions know he'll be the focal point once the regular season kicks off. Getting reps in for other receivers, like Jameson Williams, Tim Patrick, and rookie Isaac TeSlaa feels a bit more imperative right now. St. Brown's lack of noise made during camp shouldn't make Lions fans feel like he's suddenly taking a step back from his 2024 1,000+ receiving yard season, though. In fact, during Wednesday's joint practice against the visiting Miami Dolphins, St. Brown reportedly made it very known to both Miami's defenders and fans in attendance that he is very much still the Lions' top weapon on offense. Another starter for Detroit that completely dominated in his reps against Dolphins defenders was Penei Sewell, who apparently shut down star pass rusher Chop Robinson multiple times before Robinson was injured in practice. We'
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