After signing the nation's No. 6 recruiting class for the 2025 cycle, Michigan has announced itself as a new power on the trail under head coach Sherrone Moore.

Brown is the type of talent that Michigan needs to keep adding in order to secure a consistently productive pass game, even beyond Underwood and his likely three-year tenure in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines already do have one wide receiver committed in the 2026 class in three-star Jaylen Pile.

The final National Signing Day window opened once again Wednesday morning and runs through April 1, with Michigan football signing 4-star Ty Haywood.

Rankings for the 2025 recruiting class are finalized, and Michigan’s football program finished with its highest-rated haul since 2017.

Michigan football is making aggressive moves on the recruiting trail, setting its sights on Penn State commit Jerquaden Guilford.

Michigan’s football program put a bow on its 2025 recruiting class by landing Denton (Texas) Ryan four-star offensive lineman Ty Haywood on Wednesday, the start of the traditional signing period. Here’s what his commitment and signing means for the Wolverines:

Michigan finished with the No. 6 recruiting class for the 2025 cycle after landing five-star offensive lineman Ty Haywood on Wednesday to solidify its class. The Wolverines have a star-studded class coming into the fold with three five-stars signed.

The Michigan Wolverines were fairly active in the transfer portal, adding 12 transfers on top of their stellar 2025 recruiting class. The prize of their portal haul was former Alabama five-star recruit running back Justice Haynes.