Michigan’s high-motor, Big Ten-disrupting edge rusher
In the 2009 season, Brandon Graham was the engine of Michigan’s front seven, finishing with 10.5 sacks and 20 tackles for loss, and over his Michigan career he piled up 29.5 sacks and 56 tackles for loss. What makes him special isn’t just the numbers—it’s the relentless burst, play-to-whistle motor, and ability to wreck an offensive game plan from the edge. He fits best with a team that values energy, toughness, and a proven closer who plays angry but smart.
