@DHRonESPN I’m sobbed from
The List as I drove to pickup my son at daycare. Love it Don, would add My Father’s Eyes by Clapton as a personal favorite, but as always: who ya taking out?
I guess PI isn’t in the vocabulary for these refs if Michigan has the ball. Wrapping up Marsh before the ball gets there and holding McCulley up but sure. Let them play. #GoBlue
@KingTerrbear Anyone who says he was a bust doesn’t actually watch. The Don’s apart of some fantastic memories from 21-23 and he stepped up when we needed him most. I’ll remember 22 OSU and the natty runs to my death. And so happy as a jets fan he’s with us hopefully he gets some opps.
Donovan Edwards had one of the most interesting career trajectories we’ve ever seen at Michigan. After showing elite versatility his freshman season and then totaling over 900 yards on 7.1 YPC his sophomore season (including a dominant performance in The Game), it looked like he was destined to be high draft pick.
Then he curiously regressed his junior year and struggled to get it going until the National Championship game. In hindsight, if he would’ve declared last year he likely would’ve been drafted based on his stellar sophomore year and his most recent game being a monster performance with 2 huge touchdowns to win the Natty.
But I think he believed what we all believed which was that he could improve his draft stock by returning to Michigan and being the RB1 for a year. However, his YPC struggled once again and he was outshined by Kalel Mullings who ultimately became Michigan’s lead back. Yesterday, The Don watched several of his teammates get drafted but he never got the call.
Nevertheless, Edwards was picked up by the New York Jets as an undrafted free agent and will have a chance to prove to all of us that what we saw his sophomore year is replicable. Even though he never spent an entire season as the lead back at Michigan, Donovan Edwards will go down as one of the greatest players in Michigan’s history that always showed up in the biggest games. Good luck Don! Thank you for the memories and Go Blue!
Now is as good a time as any to remind everyone that the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City (@NLBMuseumKC) exists to tell a deeply important American story -- one that is ultimately about triumph. Our history, good and bad, is all we have. Learning it is our duty.
This game went from Michigan on fire to having zero answers and falling back into the same problems that they’ve been having in the latest stretch. #GoBlue
BREAKING: 2026 4⭐️ IOL Bear McWhorter has committed to Michigan!
The 6’4 300 pound prospect from Kingston, GA chose the #Wolverines over Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Miami and 25+ others
Bear is the 3rd commit in Michigan’s 2026 recruiting class #GoBlue