Each year, the NFL draft is one of the most difficult things to predict and for former Michigan football running back Karan Higdon, few would have predicted him not getting drafted.
Most draft experts had him pegged to go on the third day of the draft, somewhere between rounds 4-7. When ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. spoke about Michigan football’s starting running back in 2018, he said he expected him to go in the fifth round.
However, Higdon’s name was never called and he ended up not being one of the five Michigan players picked during the three-day draft which started Thursday in Nashville.