Check Out Windsor’s Detroit Lions Drone Show From the Canadian Side

Windsor, Ontario, just proved that Detroit Lions fandom is international.

Detroit's Canadian next-door neighbor recently lit up the night sky with an epic drone show to cheer on the Lions as they gear up for their run in this year's NFL Playoffs.

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Fans on both sides of the border came out to celebrate, showing just how close Detroit and Windsor really are - not just in geography, but in spirit too.

Highlights From Windsor's Detroit Lions Drone Show

If you've been to a Detroit Lions game (home or away) in the past couple years, you've probably heard the crowd break into the "Ja-red Goff! Ja-red Goff!" chant. Jared Goff, of course, has been the quarterback of the Detroit Lions throughout their newfound success and is one of the biggest reasons the team has made it as far as it has this season.

Windsor paid homage to Goff in its own special way with drones. Viewers also erupted in cheers when the drones shifted to display the Canadian and U.S. flags flying side-by-side, a nod to the unity and shared passion for sports between the two neighboring cities.

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The real showstopper, though? Amon-Ra St. Brown's now iconic headstand touchdown celebration recreated perfectly in the night sky.

The drones pulled off an insanely cool silhouette of him balancing upside-down, which had everyone cheering and taking photos.

The 10-minute show was Windsor's way of letting Detroit know that it's more than just a neighbor - it's part of the Lions' extended family, and is just as hyped as Michigan to see the team blazing ahead!

Take a look at these shots from the drone show!