Since arriving in the NFL two years ago, Isaiah Wynn has never had an offseason like this year’s — not just because he and the rest of the league had to undergo virtual preparations in spring due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Wynn also was able to participate fully from start to finish for the first time: he joined the process comparatively late in 2018, and spent 2019 rehabbing from an Achilles injury suffered during his rookie preseason.
Almost two years removed from that injury and also fully recovered from a toe issue that forced him to sit out eight games last year, the former first-round draft pick is now ready to finally live up to the natural expectations that come with his draft position.