Big-bodied, versatile depth piece with tackle-guard flexibility for Michigan
In the 2025 season, Connor Jones was a 6-foot-6, 320-pound senior reserve who gave Michigan flexible depth at both guard and tackle, appearing in 10 games while logging most of his work on special teams and a handful of offensive snaps. His value is less about box-score production and more about being a sturdy, experienced lineman who can fill multiple spots in a pinch. He was originally a three-star recruit, but his game is defined by size, positional versatility, and reliability rather than star-level tape—useful if a team needs swing-line depth, not an immediate blindside anchor.
