Sunday's Bears-Lions Game Will Feature Three Sets of Brothers Playing on the Same Field
Sunday's Bears-Lions game marks a unique moment in NFL history, with three pairs of brothers competing on the field, a rarity according to the Elias Sports Bureau. This event is only the second of its kind since a Steelers-Bengals game in 1979.
The Sewell brothers, Penei of the Lions and Noah of the Bears, face off for the first time in the NFL, potentially pitting Penei's offensive skills against Noah's defensive prowess. Meanwhile, the St. Brown siblings, Amon-Ra of the Lions and Equanimeous of the Bears, meet for the fifth time in their professional careers. Also, the Okwara brothers, Romeo and Julian, will play together for the Lions as they usually do.
This remarkable occurrence resonates deeply with the players. Penei Sewell, who also has brothers Nephi in the NFL and Gabriel in the USFL, cherishes this as a fulfillment of a childhood dream reminiscent of backyard football games. Similarly, Equanimeous St. Brown, coming from a highly competitive family with a champion bodybuilder father and another brother, Osiris, who played at Stanford, emphasizes the importance of hard work and dedication to reach this level.
This upcoming game is more than just another NFL matchup; it's a celebration for these three families, showcasing the culmination of years of dedication and familial support.
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17 NOVEMBRE | 34 ANSWERS Sunday's Bears-Lions Game Will Feature Three Sets of Brothers Playing on the Same Field Will the Bears have two top 4 picks in next year's draft? | ||
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