Michigan Football is actively pursuing the addition of a tall wide receiver to their roster through the transfer portal, and one of the players they’ve reached out to is Chris Brazzell, a former Tulane wide receiver. The Wolverines join a list of 38 schools that have expressed interest in Brazzell, according to reports.
Chris Brazzell, standing at 6 feet 5 inches and weighing 195 pounds, committed to Tulane in the 2022 recruiting cycle. With three years of eligibility remaining, Brazzell has emerged as a notable prospect in the transfer portal. Originally from Midland, Texas, he had an impressive high school career, accumulating 104 catches for 1,596 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns.
After redshirting in 2022, Brazzell became a key player for Tulane in the current season. He led the Green Wave with 44 receptions for 711 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 16.1 yards per catch. His performance has attracted attention from various programs, including Michigan, as they seek to strengthen their wide receiver corps.
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Michigan’s pursuit of tall wide receivers in the transfer portal has been evident, with previous offers to players like Donaven McCulley from Indiana and Jahmal Banks from Wake Forest. The Wolverines are looking to fill potential gaps, especially with the likely departure of players like Cornelius Johnson and Roman Wilson. Adding big-bodied receivers to complement existing talents like Tyler Morris and Semaj Morgan is a priority for Michigan Football as they aim to enhance their offensive capabilities for the upcoming seasons.
According to 247Sports, Chris Brazzell is ranked as the 48th prospect in the transfer portal and the 10th wide receiver, making him an appealing target for Michigan and other schools in need of a dynamic playmaker.
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