The Detroit Lions had a viral moment in their win over the Houston Texans.

Defensive end James Houston was spotted with a stain on his pants during the game, indicating that he may have had an accident on the field. During the latest episode of the St. Brothers podcast. Brown, co-hosted by Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and his brother Equanimeous, the brothers shared a laugh about the moment.

The lions The wideout explained that he wasn’t aware of it during the game, but he came to David Montgomery’s locker after the win and explained that Houston had gone viral.

“I asked James, he said, ‘What do you mean? I (blamed) them,” said St. Brown, laughing hysterically. “I’m like, ‘Dude, this is crazy. James, I love you. I just hate that it happened to you, I hate it for you.”

Aaron Glenn’s latest coaching buzz

The Detroit Lions two coordinators are expected to generate significant buzz in the head coaching search this offseason.

Both offensive coordinators Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn have interviewed for the open positions in previous years. With both schemes doing wonders for a Lions team currently atop the NFC standings, there will likely be a long list of teams interested in hiring them for their available head coaching spots.

Johnson he was a consensus top target in the market last year and is expected to be just that this year, but Glenn could be on par with his counterpart in that area.

NFL Insider Jeremy Fowler explained that Glenn was a hot topic of conversation in NFL circles. He has ties to one of the current NFL openings from his time coaching with the New Orleans Saints and could be popular with the openings that are created later in the season.

“Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is generating more buzz in the NFL than he has in the past,” Fowler wrote. “His name comes up in league circles more often than I can remember and that’s not just in relation to the Saints job, which he has links to as a former assistant coach there. He has always had leadership qualities, and now he has the proof. of concept with Detroit’s surging defense.”

Fowler also had some insight into Sam LaPorta’s injury situation, reporting that the talented tight end is dealing with a strain and hoping not to miss time. Coach Dan Campbell listed him as day-to-day.

Drake London grew up a Lions fan

Brothers St. The Browns also interviewed Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London, who was Amon-Ra’s teammate for two seasons at USC. When asked what his favorite NFL team was growing up, London shocked the brothers by admitting that he’s a Lions fan.

His fandom for Detroit it was a surprise considering he grew up in California, but the Falcons explained it was born out of his father’s admiration for Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders.

London developed its individual fandom viewing Calvin Johnsonand at one point he said he painted his room in the Lions setting.

“Okay, so listen up. To my parents, he loved Barry Sanders. I’m talking about, he’s number one in his book,” London said. “So when I’m growing up, I’m watching his games. He stuck with them, and Megatron happened to play during my generation growing up. It was just an easy correlation, swinging with them. It’s been a tough few years, but can you feel me?

St. Brown smiled at the revelation and stated that the team’s passionate fan base will have an appreciation for the talented wide receiver after he explained his passion for their growing team.

“Oh my God, this (complaint) just gets better. We love you Drake,” St. Brown said. “Detroit loves you now, they’ll love you forever. No matter what happens, Detroit will love Drake. I promise you.”

Isaiah Toma returns

After being waived earlier in the week, defensive end Isaiah Thomas is back at lionsorganization in the team’s practice squad.

Thomas, who was originally acquired from the Cincinnati Bengals’ practice squad, appeared in two games as a member of the active roster.