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Apr 27, 2026, 3:07 PM CUT
NFL Draft UDFA Tracker: Every Michigan Player Signed In Free Agency
The NFL Draft is now over, and 257 players had their names called up. The next phase was for the players who were not a draft pick, but still could be picked up by teams as an undrafted free agent (UDFA), and three Michigan Wolverines had their names called up.
Dominic Zvada - Kicker - New York Giants
Even after having a down season in 2025, the New York Giants and newly hired head coach John Harbaugh are rolling the dice with Zvada. In the 2024 season, the kicker went 21-22 on field goals (95.5% accuracy), with the only miss coming at Illinois, which was a block.
However, in the 2025 season, Zvada was not automatic. The kicker had a career-worst 17 of 25 (68%) on kicks as a senior. Zvada also set a record at Ann Arbor for 50-yard makes in a career, drilling seven such kicks in one season.
Donaven McCulley - Wide Receiver - Miami Dolphins
McCulley started his career as a quarterback with 475 yards and two passing touchdowns, but soon made the switch to a pass catcher and played four seasons in college across Bloomington, Indiana, and Ann Arbor, Michigan.
With his final season coming with the Wolverines, the wide receiver had 39 receptions (15.1 yards per catch) and three receiving touchdowns. Throughout his career, McCaulley finished with 1,422 receiving yards and 11 receiving touchdowns.
The pass catcher will be off to the Florida sunshine with the Miami Dolphins, and now that Tyreek Hill has been released, McCaulley could be impactful when called upon.
TJ Guy - EDGE - Baltimore Ravens
Derrick Moore, TJ Guy's fellow teammate in the same position, joins Wolverines Alum Aidan Hutchinson in the Motor City.
Guy, meanwhile, reunites with Lou Esposito, his former position coach, and will also reunite with Jesse Minter, who is now the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and was the former defensive coordinator of the Wolverines.
During his five-year tenure at The Big House, the edge pass rusher put up 66 tackles, 12.5 tackles for a loss, 10 sacks, and one interception.
Guy won the Most Improved Player on defense as a senior in 2024. Now, he will head to Baltimore, Maryland, and pair up with his former coaches and be called upon when needed.
