For the fourth consecutive year, Michigan football has produced an unanimous All-American.

Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham is a unanimous All-American, the program’s fourth since 2021. Graham, who has declared for the NFL Draft and is projected high first-round selection, follows guard Zak Zinter, a unanimous All-American in 2023, running back Blake Corum in 2022 and defensive lineman Aidan Hutchinson in 2021.

Michigan football's Mason Graham is the best defensive tackle in college football and has now a chance to make more program history.

Big changes are coming to Michigan’s defensive line in 2025. Here’s a breakdown of how things could look in the trenches come next season:

Postseason awards are rolling in and Michigan has multiple players piling up All-American honors, led by star defensive tackle Mason Graham.

Addison West has made history for Western Michigan football. West, a senior guard from Illinois, was named a first-team All-America by the Associated Press on Monday, becoming the first Broncos player ever to achieve that status.

Michigan junior All-American defensive tackle Mason Graham has declared for the NFL draft and hired Drew Rosenhaus and Ryan Matha to represent him. “We expect Mason to get drafted in the top five picks,” Rosenhaus said. pic.twitter.com/hi4NZ0OOUD

Michigan defensive lineman Mason Graham will skip his final year of collegiate eligibility and enter the 2025 NFL Draft, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN. Graham has yet to announce his plans for Michigan's ReliaQuest Bowl showdown against No. 11 Alabama on Dec. 31.

Mason Graham will forever live on as a Michigan football legend. As the All-American defensive tackle declares for the 2025 NFL Draft, he leaves Ann Arbor having never lost to rivals Michigan State or Ohio State, a two-time Big Ten champion, the 2024 Rose Bowl Defensive MVP and a national champion.

Michigan junior defensive tackle Mason Graham officially shifted gears to being preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft.