BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Published April 16, 2001
Former Michigan football players are expected to have a major presence in the 2001 NFL Draft.
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David Terrell
- Caught 63 passes for 994 yards and scored 13 touchdowns during his senior year at Michigan.
- With size (6-3, 213 pounds) and quickness, he has the ability to break games wide open and become an NFL superstar.
- Not shy about wanting the ball in key situations and has the ability to make the great catch.
Other possible high picks
Anthony Thomas
- Carried 287 times for over 1,500 yards and scored 16 rushing touchdowns during his senior season at Michigan.
- Although he does not possess incredible speed, he is considered to be a durable back who can catch, block and pick up the blitz.
The thick Blue line
Three members of Michigan"s 2000 offensive line have an excellent chance of going high in the draft:
Jeff Backus First-team All-Big Ten in 1999 and 2000. He is a reliable player known for his durability.
Steve Hutchinson An All-American in 2000, known for his power and versatility.
Maurice Williams Played both offense and defense with the Wolverines. Could be a possible NFL starter if he continues to improve.
