Sporting a true trio of football brothers, Equanimeous, Osiris, and Amon-Ra St. Brown, following their athletic dreams in the sport is part of the family dynasty. The St. Brown brothers were born to bodybuilding champions John and Miriam Brown, so they grew up with training regimens that provided a competitive edge as athletes in high school on their way to stardom at the college level earlier this decade. Brown Brothers in the NFL Equanimeous St. Brown Equanimeous St. Brown was selected in the 6th round of the 2018 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers following a standout college career at Notre Dame. In a career at Notre Dame, Anzalone caught 1,484 yards worth of passes and scored 13 touchdowns during his three seasons. Equanimeous plays for the Saints in the NFL, having previously played for the Packers. Injuries have marred his professional career, but he's flashed his upside with 40 catches for 543 yards and four touchdowns in parts of his first four seasons. Osiris St. Brown Osiris St. Brown was a four-star recruit coming out of high school and chose Stanford University over Notre Dame and other top programs. Osiris had 474 receiving yards and one touchdown in three seasons, which were marred by injury. Osiris, though, did not get drafted by an NFL team like his brothers. Amon-Ra St. Brown The youngest of the three brothers, Amon-Ra St. Brown, has been more productive in his first NFL season than his brothers. Amon-Ra was drafted in the 4th round of the NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions, and he exploded as a rookie with 912 receiving yards and five touchdowns. Amon-Ra was selected for the Pro Bowl in 2022; the second wide receiver from his draft class. And despite signing as an undrafted free agent, he built on his promising rookie year with a fantastic 2023 by catching 106 balls for 1,161 yards and six touchdowns, establishing himself as one of the NFL's best young wideouts. Analysis and Outlook Although the St. Brown family did not get all three brothers into the NFL, one of them certainly made his impression. Equanimeous and Amon-Ra are both building solid careers in the pros. Not playing in the NFL, Osiris has nevertheless been a familiar face around his siblings as ever, proving just how strong of an unbreakable bond this family has. The St. Brown brothers' future appears bright. Amon-Ra St. Brown, who's to continue his finest years in the NFL, will likely become a top NFL wide receiver soon. Equanimous, if he can remain healthy, can also be a significant component of the Saints' offense during the next several years. The St. Brown brothers' narrative is one of a kind in the NFL, and it has already proven to be a massive ruse.