Under Commissioner Roger Goodell, the NFL’s international push shows no signs of slowing down. Sunday’s Week 10 clash between the Detroit Lions and New England Patriots in Munich, Germany, proved why the investment is paying off in a big way. While the NFL continues to expand its global reach, including nine international games this season, the league is also putting its players first. For Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, playing in Munich wasn't just another game on the schedule but a powerful homecoming. With a multiracial background, half German and half American, St. Brown's roots run deep in Europe. In Munich, he cherished the…
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