While the college football season is months away, NFL Draft experts have begun analyzing the 2026 NFL Draft, and most early mock drafts don't have a single Wolverine going in Roun

NFL Draft has come and gone but the action doesn’t stop there. With just 257 selections and a draft pool of over 1,000 athletes, the undrafted free agent market is almost as exciting. Which players from the Michigan Wolverines are set to make a splash in their new homes?

The Wolverines picked up a pair of commitments in the 2026 class, their first since Feb. 28. Newbury Park (Calif.) four-star quarterback Brady Smigiel was the first to announce his decision, and Washington D.C. St John’s three-star edge Tariq Boney followed shortly after.

Michigan football just had great success with a 6-foot-1 edge rusher, perhaps getting another, the Wolverines would see similar success? Josaiah Stewart was in Ann Arbor for two years and was drafted in the third round of the 2025 NFL draft by the Los Angeles Rams.