Just like every year, college football teams across the country have to replace talent on both sides of the ball, however, some teams have it worse than others. Michigan Football, for example, has many players every year depart early for the NFL Draft leaving large voids.
At the tight end position, Zach Gentry declaring for the draft was unexpected but not surprising considering he was third in receiving yards during Michigan Football’s 2018 season.
Gentry caught 32 passes for 514 yards, backups Sean Mckeon and Nick Eubanks combined for 279 yards between their 22 grabs.