760 WJR‘s Lomas Brown and Anthony Bellino bring all things Detroit sports to you! Tune in weeknights for highlights and opinions on top happenings from the world of sports, with focus on your Detroit Tigers, Red Wings, Lions, Panthers, Pistons, Detroit City FC, MSU Spartans, and more! Catch “SportsWrap” weeknights at 6 p.m. on 760 WJR, or on-demand wherever you get your podcasts.
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LOMAS BROWN
Lomas Brown played for 18 seasons in the NFL as an offensive tackle. His rise through the ranks started as a college player for the University of Florida, where he earned honors through the 1984 season that included the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, appointment as a Consensus All-American, and was named first-team All-SEC after performing as one of the best players in the conference.
Brown went on to be drafted by the Detroit Lions sixth overall in the first round of the 1985 NFL Draft. He played for the Lions over 11 seasons, earning six Pro Bowl selections (seven total in his career), and was chosen as first-team All-Pro in 1995.
Lomas subsequently played for the Arizona Cardinals (1996–1998), the Cleveland Browns (1999), the New York Giants (2000–2001), and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002), with whom he won Super Bowl XXXVII before retiring.
Today, Brown serves as the color commentator for Detroit Lions radio broadcasts, a role he has held since 2018. He was inducted into the Pride of The Lions on October 20, 2023, a permanent hall-of-fame-style display at Ford Field that honors the greatest players in the franchise’s history.
LOMAS BROWN
Lomas Brown played for 18 seasons in the NFL as an offensive tackle. His rise through the ranks started as a college player for the University of Florida, where he earned honors through the 1984 season that included the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, appointment as a Consensus All-American, and was named first-team All-SEC after performing as one of the best players in the conference.
Brown went on to be drafted by the Detroit Lions sixth overall in the first round of the 1985 NFL Draft. He played for the Lions over 11 seasons, earning six Pro Bowl selections (seven total in his career), and was chosen as first-team All-Pro in 1995.
Lomas subsequently played for the Arizona Cardinals (1996–1998), the Cleveland Browns (1999), the New York Giants (2000–2001), and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002), with whom he won Super Bowl XXXVII before retiring.
Today, Brown serves as the color commentator for Detroit Lions radio broadcasts, a role he has held since 2018. He was inducted into the Pride of The Lions on October 20, 2023, a permanent hall-of-fame-style display at Ford Field that honors the greatest players in the franchise’s history.
ANTHONY BELLINO
Anthony Bellino was born in Ann Arbor Michigan and grew up in Monroe, attending the same high school (Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central) as legendary 760 WJR host Paul W. Smith.
Currently, he is the in-game host for the Detroit Lions and University of Michigan football program, while also serving as public address Announcer for the University of Michigan men’s and women’s basketball programs, and the University of Toledo men’s and women’s basketball programs.
You can find Anthony at Little Caesars Arena from time to time as either the in-game host or Public Address Announcer, and the same over at Comerica Park for the Detroit Tigers.
His announcing experience has taken him from his alma mater BGSU, to climbing the ranks throughout the minor leagues with the Detroit affiliate Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo Walleye, and even down to Jacksonville for the Jaguars.
He has worked in the local Toledo radio market since 2012 and has been part of network radio since the summer of 2020.
He spends his free time helping out his family at their grocery store, Danny’s Fine Foods in Monroe, where he works as the fourth generation butcher.
ANTHONY BELLINO
Anthony Bellino was born in Ann Arbor Michigan and grew up in Monroe, attending the same high school (Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central) as legendary 760 WJR host Paul W. Smith.
Currently, he is the in-game host for the Detroit Lions and University of Michigan football program, while also serving as public address Announcer for the University of Michigan men’s and women’s basketball programs, and the University of Toledo men’s and women’s basketball programs.
You can find Anthony at Little Caesars Arena from time to time as either the in-game host or Public Address Announcer, and the same over at Comerica Park for the Detroit Tigers.
His announcing experience has taken him from his alma mater BGSU, to climbing the ranks throughout the minor leagues with the Detroit affiliate Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo Walleye, and even down to Jacksonville for the Jaguars.
He has worked in the local Toledo radio market since 2012 and has been part of network radio since the summer of 2020.
He spends his free time helping out his family at their grocery store, Danny’s Fine Foods in Monroe, where he works as the fourth generation butcher.
THE LOMAS BROWN JR. FOUNDATION
Founded in 1991, the Lomas Brown Jr. Foundation aims to provide opportunities for youth to become better student-athletes and well-rounded individuals through camps and the mission statement, “Mirror Image … It Begins with You.”
The foundation’s Big Fella Camp is a sports camp for offensive and defensive ‘big men’ with a focus on teaching fundamentals and strategies for success on the football field.
The L.E.A.P. Camp drives students to explore fundamental skills to help them succeed in both the classroom and life. Focusing on empowerment, the camp concentrates on physical fitness, nutrition, technology, career exploration, financial literacy, and more.
In order to accomplish their goals and continue their mission to provide programs and services to youth, the Lomas Brown Jr. Foundation relies on the generosity of individuals and businesses alike for support. Find out more and learn how you can help by visiting LomasBrownJrFoundation.org.
Founded in 1991, the Lomas Brown Jr. Foundation aims to provide opportunities for youth to become better student-athletes and well-rounded individuals through camps and the mission statement, “Mirror Image … It Begins with You.”
The foundation’s Big Fella Camp is a sports camp for offensive and defensive ‘big men’ with a focus on teaching fundamentals and strategies for success on the football field.
The L.E.A.P. Camp drives students to explore fundamental skills to help them succeed in both the classroom and life. Focusing on empowerment, the camp concentrates on physical fitness, nutrition, technology, career exploration, financial literacy, and more.
In order to accomplish their goals and continue their mission to provide programs and services to youth, the Lomas Brown Jr. Foundation relies on the generosity of individuals and businesses alike for support. Find out more and learn how you can help by visiting LomasBrownJrFoundation.org.
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