Long, athletic Michigan corner who earned his way into a breakout senior season
In the 2016 season, Channing Stribling emerged as a reliable, ball-hawking Michigan corner with 4 interceptions, 12 pass breakups, and a key role on a Wolverines defense that led the nation in pass defense at 135.9 yards allowed per game.[10] At 6-foot-2, he brought length, instinct, and calm under pressure, and he was viewed as a player whose rise came from steady development rather than hype.[5][15] If you value a physical, rangy CB who can challenge throws and fit into a disciplined secondary, he’s exactly the kind of under-the-radar defender worth caring about.[5][10]
