Amon-Ra St. Brown grew up with his siblings, Equanimeous and Osiris, in California. Here's everything to know about Amon-Ra St. Brown's brothers: ... Amun-Ra is the Egyptian deity of the sun, ...

Amon-Ra’s name is a nod to ancient Egyptian beliefs, symbolizing brightness and strength. “The origin of my name comes from ...

Inspired by Egyptian mythology, he chose the name Amon-Ra for his youngest son. John also added “St.” to their last name, believing it would look more distinctive on a sports jersey.

Amon-Ra is a slightly liberal "Amun-Ra," or the god of the air, the sun, and creation in Egyptian mythology. The Ancient Egyptians believed Amun-Ra was the creator of all things, and they ...

NFL receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown's parents, Miriam and John Brown, always supported his football dreams. Here's everything to know about Amon-Ra St. Brown's parents, Miriam and John Brown.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has rounded into one of the best wide receivers in the NFL after being selected ...

His full name is Amon-Ra Julian Heru J. St. Brown. He was named after the Egyptian sun god (Amon-Ra) and the Egyptian sky god (Heru). Is fluent in German and French, having spent time living in both ...

Amon-Ra St. Brown: “Last year, this one was more shocking, but last year hurt more because you were just so close. Even at half time I was like we’re going to the Super Bowl, ...

With the Detroit Lions at risk of being the first 14-win team to be a wild-card seed, Amon-Ra St. Brown says the NFL should change its playoff format.

Amon-Ra might be going a bit too far in saying they have no chance, however. The Saints themselves went from 3-13 in 2005 to 10-6 and an NFC Championship appearance in 2006.