This is the sixth installment in a series examining Michigan's position groups this offseason.
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When instinct overwhelms size, Devin Bush Jr. appears.
Typically right in your face, hitting a ball carrier in the backfield as hard as possible.
Michigan spent the bulk of its 2016 recruiting cycle, the first full-length class of Jim Harbaugh's tenure, chasing the nation's No. 1-ranked prospect in Rashan Gary. But Bush, a speedy linebacker with an elite pedigree, was the guy the staff viewed as perhaps the most critical piece of the entire group.