Meeting with the media on Thursday ahead of the 2025 NFL Combine, Michigan star tight end Colston Loveland discussed a wide range of topics, including his time

Mason Graham, Kenneth Grant, Will Johnson and Colston Loveland will all be limited or not participate in drills this week at the 2025 NFL combine.

Through the first two days of NFL Scouting Combine interviews, five Michigan players have taken to the podium. Only one, EDGE Josaiah Stewart, will actually do any of the Combine workout drills. The other four--DT Mason Graham, CB Will Johnson, DT Kenneth Grant and TE Colston Loveland--are all out from the drills with various injuries.

With Kenneth Grant and Colston Loveland set to miss NFL Combine drills as they recover from injury, another Wolverine will reportedly miss on-field drills this

NFL Network reported former Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant will skip the NFL combine on-field workouts because of a hamstring injury.

Graham's agent, Ryan Matha, revealed his client would only bench press at the NFL Combine and perform the rest of his drills at Michigan Pro Day, per Ian Rapoport. Graham is expected to be a top-five pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, with some seeing him on par with Penn State's Abdul Carter as the top pure defensive prospect.

Despite Michigan cornerback Will Johnson missing two straight games in October, head coach Sherrone Moore remained optimistic that his star cornerback would return at some point in 2024. But the toe injury Johnson suffered Oct.

According to Sports Illustrated's Grant Cohn, Michigan cornerback Will Johnson revealed that he had a formal interview with the San Francisco 49ers at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

Michigan star cornerback Will Johnson will not have an on-the-field workout during this year's NFL Combine. Johnson was limited to only six games during the 2024 season due to a foot injury but according to Jordan Reid,