The 2024 NFL draft could mark a monumental milestone for Michigan’s football program, with the potential to eclipse Georgia’s record-breaking 15 players selected in a single draft. Michigan has been making waves in the NFL draft in recent years, with an impressive nine players chosen last year, including four in the first three rounds. This year, the Wolverines are poised to make an even greater impact.
The Michigan Wolverines football program has ended its commitment drought, adding four-star defensive lineman Nate Marshall to its roster. Marshall, from Oak Park, Illinois, became the first recruit to pledge to the team since January 4th.
Despite missing much of spring due to injury, Jack Tuttle is still in the running to start under center for Michigan in fall camp. The veteran quarterback will compete alongside Jayden Denegal, Alex Orji, and Davis Warren for the starting role.
