Amon‑Ra St. Brown continues to dominate the conversation around the league’s most reliable pass catchers, blending precision with a knack for finding the end zone.
A PFF Ranking That Speaks Volumes
According to Pro Football Focus, the Detroit Lions’ star is ranked fifth overall among wide receivers, a position that reflects both his statistical output and his consistency.
Since 2022 he has posted a 93.6 receiving grade, second only to Puka Nacua, and his 285 combined receiving first downs and touchdowns top the league.
He has also logged 33 receiving touchdowns over the past three seasons, the most of any player in that span.
The only receivers ahead of him on the PFF list are Nacua, Jaxon Smith‑Njigba, Justin Jefferson, and Ja'Marr Chase.
His teammate Jameson Williams, meanwhile, sits at No. 22, illustrating his growth into a deep‑threat role.
Williams’s Rise as a Big‑Play Threat
Williams has recorded consecutive 1,000‑yard seasons and forced 12 missed tackles, ranking among the top six qualified receivers in yards per reception the past two years.
After Detroit’s Week 8 bye he posted three games with over 100 yards, six with at least five catches, and five touchdowns, highlighting his impact.
Together, St. Brown and Williams give the Lions one of the most dynamic duos at the position, positioning Detroit as a formidable contender in the upcoming season.