A Return to the Montreal Alouettes

Veteran Wynn continues his career in the Canadian Football League (CFL) after playing for the Montreal Alouettes for the past two seasons.

In May 2026, the defensive lineman participated in the Ottawa Rouge et Noir's training camp.

At 33 years old and standing 6 feet 1 inch tall at 290 pounds, Wynn had a productive 2025 season with the Montreal team. In 14 regular-season games, he recorded 20 defensive tackles and one quarterback sack. His strong play continued into the playoffs, where he added three tackles and one sack in three games.

A year earlier, Wynn had played in all 16 of the Alouettes' regular-season games. He made 12 starts and finished the season with 18 defensive tackles.

A native of Concord, California, the player has extensive experience in Canadian professional football. His CFL career began in 2017 with the Toronto Argonauts. He helped lead the team to the championship, winning the Grey Cup in his very first professional season.

An established veteran among CFL defenders

After two seasons in Toronto, Wynn moved to Hamilton. He wore the Tiger-Cats' uniform for four seasons, from 2019 to 2023, before continuing his career with Montreal.

Over the course of his 107 regular-season games in the CFL, the defensive player recorded 211 tackles and 30 quarterback sacks. His performances also earned him several individual honors. He was named to the Eastern Division All-Star team three times—in 2017, 2019, and 2021—and was selected for the CFL All-Star team in 2019.

Before turning pro, Wynn played at Oregon State University. His career thus reflects a lasting presence in the CFL, marked by more than 100 games, several individual accolades, and a Grey Cup championship won in his very first season.

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