Beef up the defensive line
The need on the defensive line might not be as glaring as we thought before the ReliaQuest Bowl but the Wolverines still need to add a defensive tackle.
Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant were two of the best to ever do it, at least in the history of Michigan football, so it's not going to look the same. Rayshaun Benny is a good starting point, plus Trey Pierce, Enow Etta, and Ike Iwunnah all played well against Bama (all should be back next season).
Michigan football was dominant on the EDGE. Derrick Moore and T.J. Guy will be one of the best pass-rushing tandems in college football, along with Cameron Brandt and also Jaishawn Barham.
The Wolverines could use another stud on the interior though. Former Washington State standout David Gusta is one name on the radar, but he's visiting a trio of SEC schools. Chris Balas of The Wolverine mentioned Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams (6-2, 315) as a candidate for Michigan football. He had 16 tackles, three tackles for loss, and two sacks this past season for the Tigers.
Whether it's Gusta, Williams, or someone else, the Wolverines need at least one more defensive lineman to eat up snaps on the interior.