Michigan Farm Makes Huge Corn Maze Showing Lions’ Amon-Ra St. Brown Touchdown Celebration

A 5-acre corn maze at Long Family Orchard shows off the now-famous headstand touchdown celebration by Detroit Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown. The Commerce Township farm cut this striking design after his unforgettable play against Green Bay.

The maze weaves St. Brown's acrobatic pose into a pattern with his number 14, a football, and text reading "DETROIT" and "LONGS FARM." The idea struck Bobby Long after watching the electric moment at Lambeau Field.

"We do a special corn maze every year, and with the Lions being so awesome and with everything Amon-Ra has done for the city, our state and the fans, we wanted to give something back to him to enjoy too," said Long according to MLive.

The maze shot to fame on social media platforms. St. Brown's podcast Instagram shared pictures of the intricate design. 

Long, 23, still feels the thrill of that moment. "It was kind of unreal. How does someone even think of that? When he scored that touchdown, it felt like the Lions fans were louder than the Packers fans. It was awesome."

The maze opens to visitors during Long Fun Farm weekends through mid-November. Adult tickets cost $20, while kids 32 inches and under walk in free. Online booking offers better rates.

The site packs more fun than just the maze. Guests can zip down a 110-foot slide, blast apples through the air, take hay rides, pick pumpkins, or bounce on giant pillows. The market and cider mill welcome shoppers on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. until November 26.

At 1540 E. Commerce Road, the stand stocks fresh produce - sweet corn, tomatoes, melons, cabbage, and crisp apples fill the shelves. Six generations of Longs have worked this land, keeping their community posted about each season's offerings through social media.