Versatile Michigan DB whose talent was often tested by injuries
In the 2011 season, Troy Woolfolk was a tough, adaptable Michigan defensive back who split time between cornerback and safety, starting six games at CB and four at safety while totaling 30 tackles and 2 pass breakups. He stood out for his size, athleticism, and ability to play the ball in front of him, but his value was always tied to one big question: health. Multiple ankle and foot injuries slowed his development, so he fit best for teams needing a competitive, scheme-flexible defender with real experience and a blue-collar edge.
