Michigan football went 8-5 in 2024, the worst season that the Wolverines had since 2020, 2017, and 2014. But, unlike those years, the maize and blue ended the season by beating Ohio State and then winning their bowl game.

After Michigan landed former Alabama commit and five-star offensive tackle, Ty Haywood, on Wednesday, the Wolverines appear to be done with their 2025 recruitin

He might have a good shot. ESPN on Monday named Zvada to its 2025 Way-Too-Early college football All-America team, one of two Wolverines to make that squad, joining safety Rod Moore. Michigan State punter Ryan Eckley was projected for the second team.

With that in mind, ESPN updated its recruiting rankings (subscription required) finalizing their standings in the 2025 cycle. Of course, with Haywood being a late addition, the Wolverines moved up, finishing as the No. 7 class in 2025. ESPN 300 commits: 11 Top offensive prospect: QB Bryce Underwood Top defensive prospect: CB Shamari Earls

After landing three wide receivers in the 2025 recruiting cylce, the Wolverines are looking to make it a priority to land more dynamic pass catchers in 2026. Michigan already has one in four-star Jaylen Pile who's committed to the Wolverines,