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Quarantine Q & A with Detroit Lions DE Jonathan Wynn

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Wynn’s currently in the process of preparing for the book’s Summer release.

KW: Going into this season, I know there’s been a lot of changes with the team and especially with the defense.

KW: There’s been talk of the season starting on time and a possibility of there being games with limited fans in attendance or no fans at all.

I feel like it’s a lot of that African American population still heavy in Detroit to where it’s kind of similar to where I’m from in Stone Mountain to where you still have good cooking in Detroit.

JW: It’ll be a prediction of us… there were definitely last year there was a lot of games that we left out that we could have won.

Source: Michigan Chronicle - Powered by Real Times Media

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