Lemming’s Michigan Prospects to Watch

<strong><em>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="29649" first="Grant" last="Porter"], Howell, SR</em></strong> As far as I can tell, Porter holds only 1 D2 offer, which to me is quite puzzling. This kid manhandled opposing defensive linemen as a junior and used sheer size and strength to give the guys on defense fits. He plays with a low pad level and great knee bend. I think he could end up being a solid steal for an FCS school. <em><strong>ATH: [player_tooltip player_id="30193" first="Caiden" last="Sloan"], Dakota, JR</strong></em> When you turn on the tape you can’t help but notice Sloan’s impressive cutting ability. He’s a patient runner who allows for his blocks to set up in front of him, before exploding through a seam. He performed well on varsity as a sophomore and has shown versatility this fall playing both wide receiver and sam linebacker. <em><strong>WR: Ethan Barker, Eisenhower, JR</strong></em> A major deep threat with incredible body control. Barker has the speed to run by corners and turns into a running back after the catch. He’s got good build up speed and understands how to leverage rolled up safeties. He can play on the inside or outside and should be an FBS kid when it’s all said and done. <em><strong>ATH: [player_tooltip player_id="30150" first="Jordan" last="Ramsey"], Stevenson, JR</strong></em> Ramsey has breakaway speed to go along with great balance. He’s natural hands catcher who can lineup in the slot and play wide receiver at the drop of a hat. Right now, he has a handful of MAC offers, but I think this kid has Power-Five potential and could easily pick up some Big Ten offers after a big junior season. <em><strong>WR: [player_tooltip player_id="29812" first="Blake" last="Bosma"], West Ottawa, SR</strong></em> If you’re looking for a serious redzone target look no further. Bosma produced in 2019, putting up 1,117 yards and 11 touchdowns. He’s got solid speed at 6’3, 190 and attacks the football in the air. As a route runner, he’s polished and understands how to beat press coverage. Right now he holds FCS offers from Presbyterian and Valparaiso. <em><strong>DB: Joseph Brothers IV, Woodhaven, SR</strong></em> All Brothers did in 2019 was pick ball after ball off. He shows great anticipation, magnificent ball skills, and good recovery speed. He’s got a smooth backpedal and understands when to open when a receiver has broken his cushion. He doesn’t have a single offer right now and Division two schools could get a serious steal with him. <strong><em>DB: [player_tooltip player_id="29632" first="Jordan" last="Wilson"], Skyline, SR</em></strong> Wilson made big plays on both sides of the ball for Skyline and could have a future at either safety or wide receiver. He’s fun to watch with the football in his hands and could make you miss in a phone booth. Not the biggest guy in the world, but he has legit 4.4 speed that he clearly utilized on film. I think he’s bound to have a monster senior year and will have a very good senior tape. <span style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Other Names to Watch</strong></span> <strong><em>QB: [player_tooltip player_id="29688" first="Brennan" last="Hayes"], Hudsonville, SR</em></strong> <em><strong>DL: [player_tooltip player_id="30225" first="Joey" last="Klunder"], Grosse Pointe South, JR</strong></em> <em><strong>OLB: [player_tooltip player_id="30115" first="Ryan" last="Morgan"], Henry Ford, SR</strong></em> <strong><em>OL Isiah Daniels, Warren Mott, SR</em></strong> <strong><em>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="30275" first="Tommy" last="Phimister"], Novi, JR</em></strong> <em><strong>LB: Cole Luhmann, Stoney Creek, SR</strong></em>