Lions RB Kerryon Johnson Blasts Fan Account for Comparing His Offseason to D'Andre Swift's Based on Social Media
By Jerry Trotta

When the Detroit Lions used the No. 35 overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft on Georgia running back D'Andre Swift, fans were immediately forced to question how he'd fit alongside projected starter and former Auburn stud Kerryon Johnson.
As is often the case in these scenarios, one particular supporter jumped to a bizarre conclusion by stating that Swift is going to give Johnson a run for his money for the starting job. This opinion was based entirely on comparing the running back's recent social media activity.
Someone’s coming for that starting RB job ? #lions #OnePride pic.twitter.com/9ZfNkuopNK
— LionsFanReport (@lionsfanreport) May 15, 2020
As you can see, Swift hasn't let quarantine prevent him from getting in work with Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Johnson, on the other hand, recently posted a photo with what appears to be his significant other on a beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The 2018 second-round pick didn't take kindly to the suggestion that he wasn't grinding this offseason, and blasted the Lions fan account with a perfect reply.
I assure you it’s scientifically possible to workout and NOT post about it...I’m with the ignorance tho if you wanna get started https://t.co/AbXU4SNTnx
— Kerryon Johnson (@AyeyoKEJO) May 16, 2020
Johnson went for the killshot, and it's fair to say that he nailed it. Not all athletes are built the same. Some like to keep a daily log of their offseason routines on social media, while others prefer to grind in silence.
That's no dig at Swift either. The former Bulldog should be commended for putting in the work with Stafford.
The truth of the matter here is that this fan account just equipped Johnson with more incentive to retain his post as Detroit's No. 1 tailback. Let this serve as a warning to all fans thinking about calling out a player whose social media feed isn't littered with workout clips.