Lions owner blown away by fan presence in Munich as she joins keg-tapping fun
Key Points:
- Detroit Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp participated in a traditional keg-tapping ceremony at Munich's historic Hofbräuhaus brewery, joining former player Barry Sanders in engaging fans ahead of the team's game against the New England Patriots.
- Hundreds of Lions fans filled the brewery, creating a lively atmosphere with chants supporting players like Jared Goff and Amon-Ra St. Brown, as the venue served as the central hub for fan activities throughout the week.
- Ford Hamp expressed amazement at the strong turnout and enthusiasm of Lions fans in Munich, noting the overwhelming support and the scarcity of Patriots fans in the city.
- The Lions are also hosting a fan festival nearby, featuring appearances by players and family members, with a concert by Detroit rapper Big Sean planned to celebrate the team’s presence.
- The events highlight the significant fan engagement and excitement surrounding the Lions' international game at Allianz Arena, with expectations of a strong showing of support in Honolulu blue.