LSU and SEC factions are screeching about Bryce Underwood choosing to play college football in Ann Arbor over Baton Rouge, proclaiming Michigan football doesn’t develop quarterbacks.
J.J. McCarthy being a first-round pick this year at No. 10 overall aside, they’re forgetting something.
Michigan football boasts the most notable quarterback ever, the one they call the GOAT. That is Tom Brady, who has won more Super Bowls than any other player in NFL history.
And, according to CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz, Brady helped Michigan pry Underwood off his LSU commitment.
During the final stretch of Michigan’s aggressive, months-long push to land No. 1 class of 2025 recruit Bryce Underwood, the Wolverines enlisted none other than NFL legend and former Michigan quarterback Tom Brady.
A FaceTime conversation between Brady and Underwood a few weeks ago marked the beginning of their relationship, which grew over multiple conversations, sources told CBS Sports.
There are very few teams that can rely on an alumnus as famous or legendary as Brady, and with Underwood being a quarterback, there’s no one better than Brady to step in and speak about how beneficial his time in Ann Arbor was for his future success.
So, besides being a GOAT on the field, Brady helping Michigan land the No. 1 player in the country proves he also is a GOAT off the field.