Michigan had a draft of the NFL occupied for 2025, especially early. Three Wolverine players participated in the 13 best choices of the draft. While Michigan added another pair of players in the second and third choice on Friday, only two UM players left the table in Saturday procedures. However, it was a solid class for the moment the second year coach Sherrone Moore. Here is the complicity on UM in the draft.
How many Michigan players have been selected in the 2025 draft?
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Seven UM players have obtained the lead. Again, five of the seven cases in the first three laps, with three Michigan players which take place in the first 13 choices. If a little is heavy, it was always a productive project for Wolverines.
Mason Graham, DT (Browns, Round 1, Pick 5)
Graham was an expected star, but the Browns clearly saw something special here. Graham was screened as the best defensive tackle in the table, with a recovery point as high as perhaps six to nine to new. But Cleveland exchanged and caught it as a choice. Graham over 6 feet 3 inches and 300 pounds has an elite size, physics and speed. Cleveland was clearly impressed.
Colston Loveland, Te (Bears, Round 1, Pick 10)
There was a slight surprise for Loveland, which was a tight end prospect. The expectations were that Tyler Warren by Penn State, who had massive reception statistics, would go ahead on the Loveland 6 feet 5 inches, but that ended up being the opposite. The Bears took Loveland Tenth and Warren slipped to the 14th, where Loveland was generally planned.
Kenneth Grant, DT (Dolphins, Round 1, Pick 13)
Grant made an even more important jump than Loveland. A dominant perspective, the 330 pound subsidy did not have as impressive as Graham and, obviously, the condition is a concern. However, he had to go to the end of the first round or at the start of the second round. Instead, the Dolphins hung him on the choice of 13 for a day of memorable draft.
Will Johnson, CB (Cardinals, Round 2, Pick 47)
It was not all positive movements, however. Johnson, who attended the draft, took a fairly painful slide before the cardinals caught him in the middle of the second round. The good news for the corner of 6 feet 1 is that the slide was largely linked to injuries and not to questions about his skills. Arizona probably obtained a locking starter in Johnson and if it is in good health, the teams will regret abandoning it.
Josaiah Stewart, from (Rams, Round 3, Pick 90)
Stewart was a transfer from Coastal Carolina who came with a large 2024 season with the Wolverines (8.5 bags). However, at just 6 feet 1 inch, he was not the most imposing player and was generally going to take a tour later than the third -row finish he found with the Rams. It was a happy Friday for Stewart.
Kalel Mullings, RB (Titans, Round 6, Pick 188)
A guy from depth with high content, Mullings saw only five departures from Michigan. He had a solid senior season and should adapt well to the Titans. He can see the duty in the back field and play special teams. His project niche was or perhaps slightly ahead of expectations.
Myles Hinton, OT (Eagles, Round 6, Pick 191)
Hinton was a Stanford transfer which was solid to one or the other point of university platform. This versatility was probably attractive to Eagles. Like Mullings, Hinton is a probable depth player, but could mature in a contributor to the NFL. Again, his choice was or slightly above the projections.
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Edited by Joe Cox
