Michigan tight end Erick All announced today that he was moving on from Michigan. The fourth-year player from Fairfield (OH) Fairfield had been a starter at tight end for 12 games and played in 35 overall, but he suffered a back injury earlier this season and missed most of the year while recovering.
I gave All a TTB Rating of 75 when he committed to Michigan (LINK). It’s funny that when I went back to read my scouting report on him in his commitment post, I said this:
“He seems to be at his best running crossing routes, which is great, because that’s where Michigan will have its most success with the tight ends.”
And the one play that stands out most for him in a Michigan uniform was the game-winning crossing route against Penn State:
Erick All has entered the transfer portal. Couldn’t have done it in 2021 without him pic.twitter.com/uCGKpvxfLn
— Barstool Blue (@BarstoolUofM) December 5, 2022
Overall, All made 54 catches for 565 yards and 2 touchdowns in his career. (For a reference point, Michigan just played Purdue, whose tight end Payne Durham has 56 catches for 560 yards and 8 touchdowns in 2022 alone.) All was Honorable Mention All-Big Ten in 2021, his best season, when he made 38 catches for 437 yards and 2 scores.
With All (and Louis Hansen) entering the transfer portal, Luke Schoonmaker making a run at the NFL, and Joel Honigford running out of eligibility, Michigan will go from a very proven tight end room in 2022 to a questionable depth chart in 2023. It’s always a strong tight end room at Michigan, but here’s the depth chart headed into next season with the player’s career reception total alongside:
- Colston Loveland (So.): 12
- Max Bredeson (RS Jr.): 5
- Matt Hibner (RS Jr.): 2
- Marlin Klein (RS Fr.): 0
- Zack Marshall (Fr.): 0
- Deakon Tonielli (Fr.): 0
The odds-on favorite to land All appears to be Iowa, where former Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara is headed.
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