The coach carousel continues for both college football and the NFL, and Michigan has now been impacted. According to a report from 247Sports' Matt Zenitz, Michigan is set to lose defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins, who is expected to be hired by the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars as an assistant linebackers coach.

Michigan’s football program is reportedly losing a defensive analyst to the NFL. According to CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz, the Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to hire Kevin Wilkins as assistant linebackers coach. Wilkins joined the Wolverines’ staff ahead of the 2024 season and worked with the team’s outside linebackers.

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:

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

Michigan beat out Florida State and Texas Tech to land OT Ty Haywood, who previously committed to Alabama but didn't sign in December.