Calvin Johnson, known as Megatron, & one of the most iconic Wide Receivers talks about his Hall of Fame career despite losing seasons in Detroit & the 0-16 year, why on cannabis, family life, dangerous hobbies and why he had to retire before marriage.
NFL stars are constantly in the limelight, appearing in articles, on shows and receiving large followings on social media. But this Hall of Fame Wide Receiver became a household name with one of the most iconic nicknames in sports, yet he was relatively unknown off the field. Ryan, Channing, and Fred sit down with…
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