Two more Michigan football players were selected on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL draft as Myles Hinton, the Wolverines left tackle last season, was drafted in the sixth round by the Eagles (191 overall).
Kalel Mullings, the hero of the Wolverines' win over Ohio State, was also picked in the sixth round by the Tennessee Titans (No. 188 overall). That gives Michigan football a total of seven draft picks after Mason Graham, Kenneth Grant, and Colston Loveland were picked on day one, followed by Will Johnson and Josaiah Stewart on day two.
Johnson was expected to go in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. However, lingering injuries and the fact that he only played in six games last season, hurt his stock.
Michigan Wolverines sign as undrafted free agents
Some other Michigan football players have also found homes in the NFL soon after the draft. Donovan Edwards is one of them. The former five-star recruit, most famous for his two long touchdown runs against Ohio State, as well as the two touchdown runs in the 2024 College Football Playoff National Championship Game, signed with the Jets.
Josh Priebe, a starting guard for Michigan last season, has signed with the Dolphins. Makari Paige, another multi-year starter for the Wolverines, who played a critical role on the national title team, signed with the New York Giants. William Wagner, the long snapper last season, inked with the Bengals.
We'll keep this post updated as more rookie free agent signings are posted. The signing bonus is important to pay attention to when those contracts were announced. The more guaranteed money a player gets, the better he'll have of sticking on the 53-man roster in the fall.