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Amon-Ra St. Brown Says Jared Goff 'Checks in on Me'

Detroit Lions rookie wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown is developing chemistry with Jared Goff.
Amon-Ra St. Brown Says Jared Goff 'Checks in on Me'
Amon-Ra St. Brown Says Jared Goff 'Checks in on Me'

Detroit Lions rookie wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown is looking forward to the next opportunity to catch some footballs from his new quarterback. 

In a sitdown interview with CBS Sports, the rookie wideout shared his thoughts on the Detroit coaching staff, his role with the team during his rookie season and the developing chemistry he has with Jared Goff. 

"I love Jared. He's awesome, awesome dude. Great quarterback who understands the game," St. Brown told NFL writer Jeff Kerr. 

While playing with the Los Angeles Rams, Goff developed a special connection with wideout Cooper Kupp, who was targeted at the fifth and second-highest rates in the slot, respectively, over the past two seasons.

In developing relationships with his new teammates, Goff has taken the time to share with St. Brown how Kupp ran certain routes that were appealing to him. 

"He's (Goff) taught me some things about certain routes and things Cooper Kupp did with him back with the Rams that he loved," St. Brown revealed. "He checks in on me. He's actually out here in Los Angeles now, so we'll try to link up and catch some balls. He's a great quarterback who knows the game. I can't wait to play with him." 

Speaking about new Detroit head man Dan Campbell, St. Brown noted that Campbell has the ability to motivate players. 

"His motivational speeches are something to get us going for the day. He's a fun coach," St. Brown expressed. 

St. Brown added how wide receivers coach Antwaan Randle El has aided in his early development. 

"Having a coach that has actually played the position is nice, because they actually understand what we're going through out there. It's one thing to say what to do, it's another thing know when to do it. He really understands the struggles we go through. Watching tape, he gets how to coach." 

Rookie Lions running back Jermar Jefferson has told St. Brown that all the running backs on the roster are fond of the team's new running backs coach Duce Staley.

"So my good friend on the team, Jermar Jefferson, Duce is his coach, and he tells me he loves him," St. Brown said. "He's a tough coach, but I think a lot of players like tough coaches. It's nice to have a coach that's tough, because he shows he really cares about you. All the running backs love Coach Staley." 

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