NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah doesn’t expect Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham to ‘wow’ at the NFL Scouting Combine. He knows the two-time All-American doesn’t possess a quintessential physical profile as most elite prospects at his position and wouldn’t be surprised if he doesn’t ace the on-field testing at the combine in Indianapolis Feb.

NFL Draft roughly two months away, there are a number of Wolverines who are expecting to hear their names called in the first-round. In fact, four

Johnson missed a decent chunk of the 2024 season due to injury, but when healthy, he displayed all the traits of a future Pro Bowl corner. If he can rein in his physical play and limit his misses as a risk-taker in the NFL, Johnson has the ability to quickly develop into one of the league’s best players at the position.