In case you’re wondering, what I’ve said about Michigan’s draftees back when they committed to Michigan, here are some links to their commitment posts. I do senior profiles for all players – drafted or not – so these will be linked elsewhere in the coming weeks, but here’s an early look back.
FIRST ROUND
THIRD ROUND
FOURTH ROUND
Ryan Glasgow (no commitment post, since he was a walk-on)
FIFTH ROUND
SIXTH ROUND
Here are the 2017 NFL Draft destinations for former Michigan Wolverines:
2017
1st round: Jabrill Peppers – S – Cleveland Browns (#25 overall)
1st round: Taco Charlton – DE – Dallas Cowboys (#28 overall)
3rd round: Chris Wormley – DT – Baltimore Ravens (#74 overall)
3rd round: Jourdan Lewis – CB – Dallas Cowboys (#92 overall)
3rd round: Delano Hill – S – Seattle Seahawks (#95 overall)
3rd round: Amara Darboh – WR – Seattle Seahawks (#106 overall)
4th round: Ben Gedeon – LB – Minnesota Vikings (#120 overall)
4th round: Ryan Glasgow – DT – Cincinnati Bengals (#138 overall)
4th round: Jehu Chesson – WR – Kansas City Chiefs (#139 overall)
5th round: Jake Butt – TE – Denver Broncos (#145 overall)
6th round: Jeremy Clark – CB – New York Jets (#197 overall)
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Kenny Allen, P/K – Baltimore Ravens
Pharaoh Brown, TE – Oakland Raiders**
Matt Godin, DT – Houston Texans
Kyle Kalis, OL – Washington Redskins
Erik Magnuson, OL – San Francisco 49ers
Ondre Pipkins, DT – Washington Redskins*
De’Veon Smith, RB – Miami Dolphins
Channing Stribling, CB – Cleveland Browns
Dymonte Thomas, S – Denver Broncos
*Finished his college career at Texas Tech
**Played his college career at Oregon
Defensive end Taco Charlton went to the Dallas Cowboys with the #28 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
It’s a little easier to root for the Cowboys than it used to be, but they’re still a polarizing team. I think Charlton fits well in Dallas, and he’ll get some great coaching from Rod Marinelli.
Michigan’s other potential first round draft pick is 6’6″, 277 lb. defensive end Taco Charlton, who also has a pretty good highlight reel.
Dymonte Thomas (image via MLive)
Several Wolverines participated in the NFL Combine a couple weeks ago (LINK), and I broke down the winners and losers from the Combine (LINK). Michigan held its pro day on Friday, and there were numerous big NFL names at Al Glick Fieldhouse to check it out:
In total, there were reportedly going to be representatives from all 32 teams at the pro day.
Here are some notable performances from Michigan’s players: