Equanimeous St. Brown criticized Detroit's appeal to NFL players on his podcast, claiming that "no one's going there" and suggesting that people wouldn't choose to live in the city. His comments prompted a witty response from the City of Detroit's official social media account, which highlighted the city's recent population growth and playfully jabbed at St. Brown's remarks.

Equanimeous St. Brown took the high road regarding his brother Amon-Ra's critical comments about the Saints, acknowledging the trash talk they've faced since the offseason. He emphasized the need for the Saints to focus on their next challenge and expressed confidence in their performance, stating that despite the early success, they are not complacent and need to concentrate on their upcoming game against the Eagles.

Equanimeous St. Brown was released by the Saints as part of the team's roster cuts, marking the end of his tenure with the New Orleans organization.

Equanimeous St. Brown impressed with a perfectly executed route, catching a well-placed touchdown pass from Spencer Rattler. His ability to find space and make the reception highlights his potential impact as a reliable target this season.

Equanimeous St. Brown caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from Spencer Rattler during the second quarter, capping off a notable 70-yard drive that highlighted Rattler's effectiveness as he stepped in for Jake Haener. This play contributed to Rattler's strong case for the backup quarterback position.