Jared Goff has spoken highly of Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, describing him as one of the best players he has ever played with and emphasizing his exceptional skills in catching, scoring, and blocking.

Goff and St. Brown have developed a strong connection, with Goff expressing enthusiasm about their growing partnership, which he sees as just the beginning of their success together.

St. Brown's importance to the Lions' passing game is underscored by his role as a reliable target, and his impressive performance in Week 2, where he had nine receptions for 115 yards and three touchdowns, leading the league in early-season receiving touchdowns.

St. Brown's standout Week 2 performance highlights his ability to create separation and his precise route running, making him a key offensive contributor.

Goff praises St. Brown's work ethic and intelligence on the field, noting his high football IQ and quick decision-making, which have helped him develop rapidly into one of the league’s top receivers.

In addition to his receiving skills, St. Brown is recognized for his impressive blocking ability, earning a notable pass blocking grade from Pro Football Focus.

St. Brown's confidence and awareness are evident in his celebrations, including a creative fake hamstring injury, which Goff finds impressive.

Goff compares St. Brown's talent and potential to top-tier players he has previously played with, such as Aaron Donald, Todd Gurley, and Cooper Kupp, suggesting he could join that elite group.

His versatility and strong work ethic are key reasons for his significant contribution to the Lions' offensive success.

Now in his fifth season, St. Brown has consistently ranked among the top receivers in the league, finishing in the top 10 in receptions multiple times and among the top five in receptions, yards, and touchdowns over the past two seasons.

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