Michigan football NFL draft: Who was picked and who wasn't

TL;DR

Michigan football had 13 players enter the 2026 NFL draft, with nearly half being selected. Notably, tight end Marlin Klein was picked earlier than expected, while defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny was drafted later than anticipated.

Key points

Michigan had 13 players enter the 2026 NFL draft
Nearly half were selected during the draft
Marlin Klein was picked earlier than expected
Rayshaun Benny was drafted later than anticipated
Dominic Zvada was not drafted despite expectations

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Michigan football had 13 players who had entered the 2026 NFL draft, and just shy of half of them ended up getting the phone call during the seven rounds to tell them that their futures were secure. But the other half would have to wait to see if they could find opportunities as undrafted free agents.

Most every player went about when they were expected to be selected, but with two exceptions: tight end Marlin Klein went about two rounds earlier than anticipated, while defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny went two to three rounds later. The only player who was strongly anticipated to be drafted who wasn't was kicker Dominic Zvada.

Here is who was picked and who was left out.