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.

The 6-foot-5, 285-pounder’s addition is a massive boon for Michigan, which has missed on several offensive line targets in the transfer portal. Haywood becomes the fourth linemen in the 2025 class, joining five-star tackle Andrew Babalola, four-star interior lineman Avery Gach and three-star interior lineman Kaden Strayhorn.

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

Michigan football compiled the sixth-best class in the 2025 cycle after landing three five-star recruits. The Wolverines signed the top-rated player in the country with quarterback Bryce Underwood coming into the fray.

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