Will Johnson, a cornerback from Michigan, and Mason Graham, a defensive tackle, have both entered the NFL draft.
One day after Graham announced he would also forgo his senior year with the Wolverines, Johnson announced his intention to enter the draft on Wednesday.
It is anticipated that both preseason All-America selections will be selected in the first round.
Due to an injury, Johnson was only able to play in six games this season. He set a school record with three touchdowns off interceptions by returning both of his interceptions for touchdowns. In three seasons, Johnson intercepted nine passes.
This season, Graham participated in all 12 games and finished with seven tackles for loss and 3 1/2 sacks. During his three-year career, he recorded 18 tackles for losses, including nine sacks.
On December 31, Michigan (7-5) will travel to Tampa, Florida, to play No. 11 Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl.
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