Michigan Football: Breaking down 3 positive news items for Wolverines
Nordin will also return
The other bit of news that came out today was Michigan football will have the services of kicker Quinn Nordin for another season.
The former recruit that once saw Jim Harbaugh stay the night over at his house, put together a favorable impression down the stretch and nailed a 57-yard field goal in the Citrus Bowl against Alabama, which could have opened the door to the NFL.
Source tells me #Michigan K Quinn Nordin submitted and received his draft grade. Came back promising. Following his 57-yard boot in the bowl game, NFL became a more realistic option.
— Brandon Justice (@BrandonJustice_) January 14, 2020
Ultimately, he has decided to come back for his senior season, I’m told.
According to Justice, Nordin submitted his name for evaluation and came back with positive feedback, meaning he could have been picked in the upcoming NFL draft.
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Nordin certainly has the leg strength to get the job done in the NFL. His accuracy has been an issue but he finished the season strong and thankfully for the Wolverines, he will be back in the Maize and Blue next season.