Michigan’s late-blooming, power-first interior DL with real run-stuffing upside
Iwunnah is a developmental defensive tackle whose biggest calling card is **power**: EA’s 2026 ratings list him with **92 strength**, **86 tackle**, and **80 block shedding**, while Michigan’s 2025 roster notes he appeared in eight games and made two tackles, mainly on special teams.[2][3] He’s not a stat-sheet monster yet, but his path matters—after years on the scout team, Michigan writers highlighted how he earned a bigger role by flashing disruption and effort, including a tackle for loss and strong PFF-graded snaps against Texas.[10][11] If you want a physical interior lineman who can hold ground and develop, he fits; if you need immediate pass-rush juice, he’s more projection than finished product.[2][11]
