veteran Michigan space-eater with position versatility and steady value
Quinton Washington was a 6-foot-4, 301-pound redshirt senior defensive tackle for Michigan, and his calling card was simple: big frame, interior leverage, and the ability to clog the middle while also providing special-teams value. Over his Michigan career, he appeared in 49 games with 16 starts, and his move from offensive line to defensive line showed the kind of toughness and adaptability coaches love. He is the sort of pick-up who helps a team by doing dirty-work things that box scores barely notice—useful, dependable, and quietly disruptive.
