Michigan is facing a significant loss of offensive linemen from its 2024 team. The Wolverines will bid farewell to Myles Hinton and Josh Priebe due to graduation. While Greg Crippen and Gio El-Hadi still have eligibility if they choose to utilize it, the answers regarding their decisions remain unknown. Furthermore, Michigan suffered a setback as right tackle Andrew Gentry entered the transfer portal after securing the starting job mid-season.

The Wolverines' Transfer Pursuit

The Wolverines have been actively engaged in efforts to attract transfers to their program. They have another promising prospect on the horizon. Cal Poly offensive lineman Brady Norton has received an offer from Michigan, and he is scheduled to visit Ann Arbor on Monday. This visit holds great significance for the team as they look to strengthen their offensive line.

Brady Norton's 2024 Season Highlights

During the 2024 season, Brady Norton emerged as one of the top offensive tackles in the FCS. He posted an impressive 91 PFF pass-blocking grade and managed to avoid allowing a single sack in 704 snaps. His performance caught the attention of many, and he is currently rated as a three-star transfer prospect by 247Sports. With three years of eligibility remaining, he presents a valuable addition to any team.Norton's skills and achievements make him a highly coveted prospect in the transfer portal. His ability to protect the quarterback and create running lanes is highly regarded. His visit to Michigan gives the Wolverines a chance to assess his potential and potentially secure his services.

Norton's Visit Schedule and Other Options

In addition to Michigan, Norton has scheduled visits to Wake Forest, Virginia, Kansas State, Syracuse, and Georgia Tech. This indicates his popularity and the interest shown in him by multiple programs. Each of these schools recognizes his talent and sees the potential he brings to their offensive lines.For Michigan, if they can successfully seal the deal with Norton, it would be a significant pickup. His experience and skills could help improve the team's offensive line and provide stability. The Wolverines will be hoping to make a strong impression during his visit and convince him to choose Michigan.– Enjoy more Michigan Wolverines coverage on Michigan Wolverines On SI –Michigan Football lands transfer WRMichigan Football: Getting to know new OC Chip Lindsey, history, recruiting winsSecond Michigan Football QB enters transfer portal