The 2020 NFL Draft appears it will be going on as scheduled, albeit in a live studio format as opposed to the big event that was set to place in Las Vegas, Nevada from April 23-25. The Michigan Wolverines are sending a handful of prospects there this year, as is usually the case.
How do they fit in with some of the other talent coming out of the college ranks? That’s what we are here for, as we have placed the Wolverines in with the top 60 players entering the event next month.
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