The Detroit Lions' postseason dreams ended on Christmas Day after a disappointing 23-10 loss against the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night. The Lions' third consecutive defeat not only eliminated them from the playoff race but also guaranteed their division rivals, the Green Bay Packers, a postseason berth.The Lions were in a strong position after their 44-22 win against the Washington Commanders in early November. In that game, Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown celebrated a first-quarter touchdown by performing the Donald Trump dance.However, the Lions have managed just two wins in seven games since then, and former Miami Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills believes St. Brown's dance cursed the team."Trump curse," Stills wrote on X in response to a post that highlighted Detroit's record since the Washington game.At the time, St. Brown said he was just "having fun" with the celebration, while Trump reposted a video that described the receiver as "Amon-Ra St. Trump."Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown makes history as Detroit crashes out of postseason raceAmon-Ra St. Brown had eight receptions for 68 yards against the Vikings before suffering a leg injury in the dying minutes of the fourth quarter. Brown, who was attempting a catch on Detroit's final drive of the game, hurt his leg after an awkward fall. He exited the game after being evaluated by the medical team.St. Brown's status for Thursday's game was 'questionable' as the Lions wide receiver reportedly suffered a leg injury on Thanksgiving. However, he was deemed fit enough to play.Despite his injury, Brown etched his name in the history books during Thursday's contest. The Lions wide receiver grabbed his 100th catch of the season, becoming the first player in franchise history to have four 100-catch seasons.Brown, who made his NFL debut in 2021, registered 90 catches in his rookie season and has 100+ catches in each of his four seasons since. He became the fifth wide receiver in NFL history to have four consecutive 100+ catch seasons.