Michigan's future NFL star remains committed to his struggling team, defying a growing trend of draft prospects protecting their professional futures.

Loveland is going to be a fascinating player for some teams over the next few months. If you want a player who can be a lethal addition and mismatch in the passing game, he will be someone highly coveted by those teams.

Some programs struggle to keep players engaged amidst a disappointing season, but the Wolverines' top NFL prospects insist on finishing what they

It was the 2016 Capital One Orange Bowl, and after telling the world he would play in his final possible appearance in a Michigan uniform, tight end Jake Butt sustained a knee injury that knocked him from the first round of the 2017 NFL draft all the way to the fifth.

There was Mike Hart in 2007. There was Chase Winovich in 2018. In 2024, Colston Loveland continued the trend of referring to MSU as "little brother."

Michigan football never had a high-flying offense in the Jim Harbaugh era, and with Sherrone Moore taking over this year, the expectation wasn't that it would suddenly, but that it would be a continuation of what came before him.