The Wolverines ended the 2025 cycle with the No. 6 class which was the highest Michigan has had since 2017. RELATED: 247Sports has two Michigan football transfers being 'most impactful' in 2025 Michigan was able to land the No.

The Wolverines are battling top programs like Oregon and Texas A&M to land the 6’1" defensive back, who fits perfectly into Michigan’s evolving defensive strategy.

Michigan football just brought in an impressive haul along the offensive line, with five-stars Andrew Babalola and Ty Haywood, four-star Avery Gach, and three-star Kaden Strayhorn, but the Wolverines want to keep stacking high-profile linemen in 2026.

When facing prolific passing offenses like the ones featured at Ohio State and Oregon, you can never have too many capable defensive backs at your disposal. Mic