The cake, built by Home Bakery in Rochester, took about a month to construct. It's the latest depiction of intense fandom for the 2024 Detroit Lions.

He sprinted in motion toward the opposite side of the field, faked out Packers defensive back Keisean Nixon and turned his shoulder to haul in a perfectly placed ball from Lions quarterback Jared Goff. St. Brown's catch came on fourth down and put Detroit on the board, the beginning of 24 unanswered Lions' points in a 24-14 win.

Detroit Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown described the playoff situation as "crazy" between Lions and Vikings and he wouldn't mind seeing a rule change.

Amon-Ra St. Brown calls for Roger Goddell to revamp the NFL Playoffs by abandoning the current seeding system that means the Detroit Lions or Minnesota Vikings could be fifth seeds

St. Brown caught six of seven targets for 77 yards in Sunday's 31-9 win over the Vikings. St. Brown led the Lions in receiving yards, but Jahmyr Gibbs stole the show with three rushing touchdowns and a receiving score.

St. Brown has been able to succeed against the Vikings throughout his career, totaling 56 catches for 604 yards and four touchdowns in seven games against his division rival.

The business, Home Bakery of Rochester, Michigan, north of Detroit, created a life-sized cake of St. Brown's famous headstand celebration from the Lions' game at Lambeau Field vs. the Packers earlier this season that is garnering national attention in one of the area's most popular holiday towns.

ROCHESTER, MICH (Fox 2) - A local bakery is flipping the Lions success on it's head, as Rochester's Home Bakery displays Amon Ra St. Brown's famous touchdown celebration in cake form in the front window of the shop. It’s a mega sight and it’s attracting tons of people to the bakery… but not for a tasting.

Detroit Lions wide receiver is not a supporter of the current playoff system. The 14-2 Lions are set to face the 14-2 Minnesota Vikings in Week 18 with

Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has voiced his frustrations with the NFL’s current playoff seeding format.

The store owner and mastermind behind the cake, Heather Tocco, said the display will remain up until after the Lions win the Super Bowl.