Five most underrated Michigan players heading into 2022

Every year, there are a handful of players that fly under-the-radar entering a new season for a variety of reasons. Players coming off injuries, depth chart burials, lack of big play exposure, or just simply play at a position that does not garner extended-praise.

Some people just do not appreciate left guards pulling and blocking at the second level as much as one-handed receptions.

Think back to just last season for several examples. David Ojabo became a starter that accrued 35 tackles, 12 tackles-for-loss, 11 sacks, and five forced fumbles. And he entered the year with only one (!!!) career tackle and zero tackles-for-loss, sacks, or forced fumbles during his first two seasons in Ann Arbor.

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