The Michigan Wolverines weren't able to repeat as national champions in 2024 after their majestic triumph in the 2023 College Football Playoff. Don't blame the interior defensive line tandem of Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant.

Another of Michigan's star defensive players is headed to the 2025 NFL Draft. Two-time All-Big Ten defensive tackle Kenneth Grant has officially declared, ending his career with the Maize and Blue after three seasons. The native of Gary, Ind. formed one of ...

ANN ARBOR, Michigan (AP) — Michigan defensive lineman Kenneth Grant is skipping his final college season to enter the NFL draft. Grant, a key part of the Wolverines’ 2023 national championship team, announced his decision Thursday on X, formerly known as Twitter.

After playing two seasons for the Michigan Wolverines, edge rusher Josaiah Stewart announced on Monday that he'll be leaving Ann Arbor, declaring for the NFL draft.

He follows his fellow defensive tackle, Mason Graham, in declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft, set for April 24-26 in Green Bay. Grant is currently considered a fringe first-round pick and will look to boost his stock at the scouting combine in the spring.

Taking to social media, Mullings announced that he is officially moving on, meaning The Game was his final game. He has officially declared for the NFL draft, forgoing his final eligible appearance.

Michigan football may have gone 7-5 this past season but it was rife with talent — particularly on the defensive side of the ball. But even with multiple stars declaring for the NFL draft shortly after the conclusion of the regular season, there was one Wolverine who appeared to be holding out.

Michigan running back Kalel Mullings announced Friday that he is declaring for the NFL draft.

Star Michigan football defensive lineman Kenneth Grant has made his decision regarding the NFL Draft. Grant will not be returning to Michigan for another season, and he will instead head to the NFL. Grant could very well end up being a first-round pick. Jim Harbaugh called Grant a “gift from the football gods,” and he lived up to the hype.