4-star explains why he committed to Michigan Football

Newest commit details decision

After making his commitment on Saturday afternoon, Brewer spoke with On3’s Ethan McDowell ($) to publicly announce why he picked Michigan over his other finalists. “They said that I fit them well,” Brewer said. “I was at the top of their board. They wanted me, so I wanted to be there.” Brewer was recruited by several of Michigan’s coaches, including defensive tackles coach Larry Black, defensive ends coach Lewis Powell, defensive coordinator Jay Hill and more. He bonded with all of them, which aided him in his decision. “They’re all just great people,” Brewer said. “First, they’re going to develop you. They have a history of development, but they’re good people at the same time. It’s not like I’m getting one or the other. I’m getting both. “It feels great, knowing that I’m at home now.” Brewer is the second edge rusher to commit to Michigan’s 2027 class, joining fellow four-star Recarder Kitchen.

Another Indiana edge rusher is also interested in Michigan

The Wolverines may not be done with taking edge rushers from Indiana in the 2027 class, as three-star Ifeanyi Emedobi is also wanted by the new Michigan coaching staff. The Fort Wayne native was just offered by the Wolverines last week, and now he is hoping to visit Ann Arbor a couples times before making a final decision. Emedobi’s interest in Michigan has skyrocketed since receiving the offer, so much so that he replaced Notre Dame with the Wolverines on his official visit schedule. He told ($) he will now take an official visit to Ann Arbor the weekend of June 19 instead of South Bend. McDowell also reported that Emedobi’s trip to Notre Dame will not be rescheduled. Before his official visit, Emedobi is hoping to take a quick trip to Ann Arbor to check out the strength and conditioning program. Gaining good weight in college will be important to him since he is still a very slim edge rusher prospect at 6-foot-2 and 214 pounds. Emedobi has other official visits planned for Minnesota (May 29), Penn State (June 5) and Indiana (June 12). He wants to make a commitment decision not long after his final official visit. “It’s a great school with a lot of history,” Emedobi previously told ($). “I’m learning about programs as I go. The coaches there that I have spoke with are really high on me and they’re have a scheme I could really thrive in. “I’m excited about them to say the least.”