Here are the top 10 defensive end prospects for Michigan's class of 2014. As one might expect, each player on this list is a Division I (high, mid or low) college football recruit. With current NFLers and Michigan natives Jason Babin (Paw Paw), Jason Jones (Southfield Lathrup) and Connor Barwin (U-D Jesuit) excelling at the highest level, the Great Lakes State is fertile ground for finding and developing defensive end talent.
1. Malik McDowell-6-7, 290-Detroit Loyola-Michigan's No. 1 overall prospect, size/agility combo
2. Lawrence Marshall-6-4, 225-Southfield-Big Ten schools drooling over Marshall's speed/size
3. Alex Neering-6-7, 240-Essexville-Garber-Bay City Times Defensive Player of Year as Jr.
4. Colin Jones-6-3, 260-Holt-three-year starter for Lansing area powerhouse program
5. Dylan Roney-6-3, 240-Detroit Catholic Central-Next great from legendary program
6. Zach Evans-6-2, 245-Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills-explosive, high motor type guy
7. John Williams-6-6, 235-Berrien Springs-Big-time athlete, also top-notch hoops player
8. Todd Postma-6-4, 240-Grand Rapids South Christian-led Sailors to D-4 state title
9. Nate Brisson-Fast-6-7, 225-Ferndale-Intriguing prospect with great size/speed package
10. Brian Sanders-6-4, 225-Detroit Cass Tech-next in long line of talented Technicians (BGSU)
Other top prospects-Zach Underwood-6-2, 220-Gibraltar Carlson, Ryan Matthias-6-5, 220-Hemlock, Jalen Dingle-6-3, 215-St. Clair Shores South Lake (verbal to Bowling Green State), Mitchell Wynkoop-6-3, 225-Traverse City Central.
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