Brady Norton gives Michigan a rugged, high-floor right guard with proven pass protection
Brady Norton looks like a strong fit for Michigan’s trench-first identity: in the 2024 season at Cal Poly, he reportedly allowed zero sacks and just three pressures on 444 pass-blocking snaps, then earned a starting right guard role for the Wolverines in 2025. He’s praised for versatility, toughness, and steady pass protection, and he added nearly 30 pounds after arriving in Ann Arbor, suggesting he’s built for Big Ten football. The big question is polish at one spot versus movable depth; the upside is a reliable, nasty interior blocker who helps keep the offense on schedule.
