Amon-Ra St. Brown gets real about “disconnection with Jared Goff” talk after worst game of the WR's career

There’ve been a lot of talks on the connection between Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jared Goff since the Detroit Lions fell to the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night. The Lions suffered their fourth loss of the season as they were defeated 16-9 by the defending Super Bowl champion.It was the worst game of St. Brown’s professional career as he tallied just two catches for 42 yards on 12 targets. The inability to link with Goff on many occasions created talk around their connection, but the wide receiver dismissed any issue around that on Friday.“I don't think there's any disconnect,” St. Brown said. “Obviously, there are a few plays that in that last game we should have back. But just a little thing here and there, a few plays, whether it's me, whether it's someone else, just not connecting.“But if you'd ask anyone in this building, we're not worried. We got the right guys, we're near the right people, the right coaches, the right everything. So we got the guys to move on, get things fixed, and get ready in a good defense in New York."In the Lions’ previous four games ahead of the Eagles encounter, Jared Goff found Amon-Ra St. Brown 29 times in 41 targets, which doesn't show a disconnect. However, all eyes will be on the game against the New York Giants to see the state of the chemistry between them.Amon-Ra St. Brown not worried about Jared Goff despite the widespread concern Despite the many talks that followed the performance against the Eagles, Amon-Ra St. Brown expresses no worries about Jared Goff as the season progresses. The wide receiver has full confidence in the quarterback and the rest of the players on the team's roster.“I'm not worried about Jared one bit,” St. Brown said. “None of us are. I feel like we've been connecting for so long, for so well. One game or something to not connect, I mean, it happens. It happens to the best of them and you just gotta move on and keep going.“You can't control it; it already happened, it's in the past. But like I said, we're not worried. I'm not worried about anybody on this team. I feel like we're made of the right guys. I feel like Dan and Brad bring in guys that have all the same mindset, the same head frame.”This season, Amon-Ra St. Brown has recorded 66 receptions for 735 yards and eight touchdowns. However, many might start to express concern about his future if he comes out with another underwhelming performance against the Giants.