Podcast: TheWolverine.com's 2022 Michigan football spring game draft
TheWolverine.com‘s Anthony Broome and Clayton Sayfie draft their own teams ahead of Michigan football’s spring game on Saturday in Ann Arbor. The team held its own draft on Tuesday, but the results of that will not be revealed until later on.
We decided to take matters into our own hands and draft hypothetical teams ahead of the weekend. After flipping a coin, Sayfie received the first pick. We ran it as a snake draft. Full draft results are posted below by those who want to be spoiled.
The positional needs broke down as follows:
QB – 1
RB – 1
WR – 3
TE – 1
Offensive weapon – 1
OL – 5
EDGE – 2
DL – 3
LB – 2
CB – 3
Safeties – 2
Kicker/punter – 1
Watch or listen to the full Michigan spring game draft below
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Maize Team (Clayton Sayfie)
| Quarterback | Cade McNamara |
| Running Back | Blake Corum |
| Wide Receivers | Andrel Anthony, AJ Henning, Cristian Dixon |
| Tight End | Joel Honigford |
| Offensive Weapon | Louis Hansen (TE) |
| Offensive Tackles | Ryan Hayes, Trente Jones |
| Guards | Trevor Keegan, Reece Atteberry |
| Center | Olu Oluwatimi |
| Defensive Line | Mazi Smith, Kris Jenkins, Julius Welschof |
| Edge Rushers | Taylor Upshaw, Derrick Moore |
| Linebackers | Junior Colson, Nikhai Hill-Green |
| Cornerbacks | Will Johnson, Gemon Green, Kody Jones |
| Safeties | RJ Moten, Quinten Johnson |
| Kicking Specialist | Jake Moody |
Blue Team (Anthony Broome)
| Quarterback | Davis Warren |
| Running Back | Donovan Edwards |
| Wide Receivers | Cornelius Johnson, Roman Wilson, Darrius Clemons |
| Tight End | Erick All |
| Offensive Weapon | Luke Schoonmaker (TE) |
| Offensive Tackles | Tristan Bounds, Karsen Barnhart |
| Guards | Zak Zinter, Giovanni El-Hadi |
| Center | Greg Crippen |
| Defensive Line | Rayshaun Benny, George Rooks, Ike Iwunnah* |
| Edge Rushers | Mike Morris, Jaylen Harrell |
| Linebackers | Mike Barrett, Jaydon Hood |
| Cornerbacks | DJ Turner, Mike Sainristil, Myles Pollard |
| Safeties | Makari Paige, Keon Sabb |
| Kicking Specialists | Tommy Doman |
The draft results
| Pick | Clayton (Team Maize) | Anthony (Team Blue) |
| 1 | Cade McNamara, QB | Davis Warren, QB |
| 2 | Blake Corum, RB | Donovan Edwards, RB |
| 3 | Junior Colson, LB | Mike Morris, EDGE |
| 4 | Mazi Smith, DT | DJ Turner, CB |
| 5 | Olu Oluwatimi, C | Zak Zinter, G |
| 6 | Will Johnson, CB | Erick All, TE |
| 7 | RJ Moten, S | Makari Paige, S |
| 8 | Taylor Upshaw, EDGE | Keon Sabb, S |
| 9 | Ryan Hayes, OT | Cornelius Johnson, WR |
| 10 | Trevor Keegan, G | Roman Wilson, WR |
| 11 | Trente Jones, OT | Karsen Barnhart, OT |
| 12 | Nikhai Hill-Green, LB | Greg Crippen, C |
| 13 | Kris Jenkins, DT | Rayshaun Benny, DT |
| 14 | Julius Welschof, DT | Mike Barrett, LB |
| 15 | Derrick Moore, EDGE | Jaylen Harrell, EDGE |
| 16 | Gemon Green, CB | Mike Sainristil, CB |
| 17 | Andrel Anthony, WR | Darrius Clemons, WR |
| 18 | Reece Attebery, OL | Tristan Bounds, OT |
| 19 | Jake Moody, K | Giovanni El-Hadi, G |
| 20 | AJ Henning, WR | Luke Schoonmaker, TE |
| 21 | Louis Hansen, TE | George Rooks, DT |
| 22 | Quinten Johnson, S | Jaydon Hood, LB |
| 23 | Kody Jones, CB | Myles Pollard, CB |
| 24 | Cristian Dixon, WR | Ike Iwunnah, DT* |
| 25 | Joel Honigford, TE | Tommy Doman. K/P |
When is the Michigan spring game?
Michigan’s spring game is free for all fans wanting to attend. Doors will open to Michigan Stadium at 11 a.m. ET. The Wolverines will take the field to warm up and go through practice drills around 11:30 a.m.
Big Ten Network will televise the practice and scrimmage live at 12 p.m. The radio broadcast will begin at 11:45 a.m. from The Michigan Sports Network from Learfield on WXYT Radio – 97.1 The Ticket in the Detroit area.
Brandon Gaudin will be on play-by-play for BTN with former Michigan tight end Jake Butt on color commentary. The radio broadcast will be the debut of Doug Karsch as Michigan football’s play-by-play voice with former Wolverine Jon Jansen on color duties.
