Matt Miller of Bleacher Report has Donovan Peoples-Jones as a first round pick next year (LINK).
Michigan is leaving for another overseas trip, this time to South Africa (LINK).
Dane Brugler of The Athletic put together a mock draft for 2020 (LINK).
This is the beautiful Elle Johnson. Please feel free to follow her on Twitter (LINK).
Dane Brugler from The Athletic put together a 2020 mock draft (LINK). Spoiler alert: No Michigan players in the first round.
Ian Boyd talks about how Mississippi State tried to stop Alabama (LINK).
ESPN likes Lavert Hill in 2020. https://t.co/MfSlJj56pd
— Nick Baumgardner (@nickbaumgardner) April 29, 2019
A pretty good weekend for the Wolverines ! Go Blue〽️ pic.twitter.com/x0GUgOlV20
— Ed Warinner (@4Warinner) April 29, 2019
In keeping up with the NFL Draft, it was impossible to miss when a couple former Michigan commits came off the board. The Wolverines lost two running back commits in the 2015 class, and both of them were drafted – while Michigan’s signees at the position (Karan Higdon, Chris Evans) went undrafted and got suspended, respectively.
Hit the jump for a rundown of former Michigan commits and players who were involved in the draft this past weekend.
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After the day one and day two results (LINK), Michigan got one more player drafted on day three.
Zach Gentry – TE – Pittsburgh Steelers: Round 5, #141 overall
Gentry had subpar performances at both the Combine and pro day, but I guess it’s important to remember that he got invited to the Combine for a reason. At 6’8″ and 260 lbs. with some impressive plays over the past two seasons, he has some things going for him. I projected that he wouldn’t go higher than the 7th round due to a 4.92 forty (at the Combine) and a poor showing on the bench press, the Steelers found him worthy of drafting, perhaps to help replace Jesse James (who signed with the Lions). I like Gentry and I think he could hang around the NFL for a decent career.
Hit the jump for more.
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