Michigan Football Shocks Georgia with Game-Changing 2026 EDGE Commitment—What It Means for the Future of College Football
Saturday turned into one of those rare recruiting days that remind you why college football is as much about the future as it is the here and now. Michigan? They didn’t just dip their toes—they made a splash by landing two 2026 commits in under 24 hours. First up was four-star QB Brady Smigiel, whose pledge to the Wolverines raised eyebrows and hopes alike. Then came Tariq Boney, a three-star EDGE with a modest ranking but a heavyweight offer sheet, who chose Michigan over bluebloods like Georgia and Auburn. It begs the question: In today’s star-obsessed recruiting world, how much stock should you really put in those glowing rankings? Michigan’s recent history of molding overlooked three-stars into NFL-caliber players suggests the answer might surprise you. So, is Michigan quietly cooking a recruiting storm that could silence the skeptics yet again? Let’s dive into why Saturday could be more than just a blip on the Wolverines’ recruiting radar. LEARN MORE.Saturday was a big day for the Michigan football team as the Wolverines have now landed two 2026 commits on the day. First, four-star QB Brady Smigiel announced his commitment to the Wolverines, and now Michigan has landed three-star EDGE Tariq Boney as well. Boney isn’t rated super high, but he has offers from numerous big programs around the country. The Wolverines stood out the most.
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