Super Bowl's HalfTime Show is often referred to as the largest stage of all music - but don't expect to go back to Detroit Lions David Montgomery To visit

After Worse The next year's Super Bowl was announced as the HalfTime performer in LX, Montgomery, 20, confessed, "Unfortunately, I am not very familiar with the bad bite."

Montgomery said exclusively "I don't really watch the HalfTime show anyway" Our weekly While promoting his partnership with Scouting AmericaThe "I'm not a HalfTime show guy."

On behalf of Montgomery, who hopes to guide Lions in the presence of the first Super Bowl of the franchise, said that the game was not the only unique thing about his annual super bull's Sunday experience.

Montgomery explained "I haven't seen the Super Bull since I was in the league."

Montgomery drafted the Chicago Bears in the third round of the NFL draft 2019. He signed a three -year, 18 million dollar agreement with the Lions in March 2021.

The Lions made it in the NFC Championships in 2021 and despite the NFL's best regular season records last season, the presence of a super -baul still removed from Montgomery and the franchise.

Montgomery details that it is not "stiff" to watch the game while eliminating his team, it has something better to do.

"It's better, we are not in it so I don't want to see it," he laughed. "Brother, I don't worry who will win if I can't win."

With the lion's super -baul search this season, when Montgomery attended the Ford Field on Sunday, September 28, his AG scout sash made a splash to celebrate his role as the Ambassador to the United States Scouting.

"The look was something we planned before the season," said Montgomery. "Something like presenting and displaying what looks like scouting, and when you are involved in scouting can transfer some cool things that can be transferred

He added, "To be informed and be proud to be proud and confident and showed that it was off 360 for me."

Born and growing in Ohio's Cincinnati, Montgomery earned the AG Gaul Scout at the age of 16 at the age of 16. During that time, he enjoyed breaking the common misconception about what the scout means.

Montgomery said, "There are times when people say we only sell cookies, there are times when people say that what we do is sell popcorn or what we do is campfire," Montgomery said. "We sell popcorn and we have campfire, but it's not the great thing that happens you

Montgomery added, "I think it is the AG Gull Scout to continue to inform people and show the love and confidence in the scouting so that people can break these stereotypes. Scouting is fun and it is something I think is a thing that is a matter of young men and women to work."