Actor Quincy Isaiah Talks ‘Grassland’ Film, Detroit Lions, Shaq & More w Rich Eisen | Full Interview
‘Grassland’ actor Quincy Isaiah joins Rich Eisen in-studio where he explains why he’s cautiously optimistic about his beloved Lions this season and predicts Detroit’s game-by-game season results, says why he rooted for Shaq and the Lakers over his hometown Pistons in the 2004 NBA Finals, reveals that he actually played college football instead of basketball, and more.
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