Michigan linebacker Josh Ross is tough to place in the NFL, but he does have a place at the next level.
The senior is coming off his best season in Ann Arbor where he led the Wolverines with 106 total tackles (54 solo) and also recorded nine tackles-for-loss. Ross is an instinctual player with unmatched leadership qualities and on the field, he is good at plugging gaps, dropping into zone coverage and slipping past climbing linemen to make plays.
However — while competent in all aspects — he is undersized and does not possess one elite quality to separate himself from other potential late-round linebackers.