Wink Martindale, Michigan football

Wink Martindale gets 100% real about future with Michigan football
Wink Martindale coached in the NFL from 2003 until 2023 before coming to coach for the Michigan football team. He had an impressive first year, and that led to some NFL interviews. Nothing came of them, and Martindale will return to Michigan next season.
Wink Martindale talks Michigan football's defensive line post Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant
After flirting with the NFL, Michigan football retained defensive coordinator Wink Martindale who will be back for his second season coaching the Wolverines' de
Why Wink Martindale decided to stay with Michigan football over return to NFL
Around this time in 2024, the question when Michigan football landed defensive coordinator Wink Martindale would be how long could it keep him? Could he be a long-term solution at the position or was he just a rental?
Michigan football DC Wink Martindale interviewed with NFL teams, opts to stay in Ann Arbor
Michigan football DC Wink Martindale interviewed with NFL teams, but decides to stay in Ann Arbor with Wolverines.
Wink Martindale explains why Michigan football defense was better vs. Ohio State, Alabama
The Michigan football defense we saw early in the season in 2024 was much different than the one that surfaced by the end. After letting Texas move up and down the field, as well as some other teams,
Wink Martindale talked to NFL teams, but 'I do love it' at Michigan
Martindale spoke with the Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts about their coordinator openings, but both organizations went other directions.
Wink Martindale: ‘I deserve that right’ to interview for NFL jobs
Wink Martindale may be under contract with Michigan, but he’s made it clear to those in charge: He’s still going to entertain NFL job interviews. In January, the Wolverines’ defensive coordinator accepted interview requests from the Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts,
Wink Martindale talks Rod Moore's recovery, guys standing out in Michigan football's secondary
A s the 2024 season progressed, the Michigan football secondary went from being a weak-link on the team to being one of the best position groups. Fans saw a transformation in Zeke
Michigan Football: NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah raises Colston Loveland's stock, lowers Kennth Grants
See where Jeremiah ranks Mason Graham, Colston Loveland, Will Johnson, and Kenneth Grant in his top-50 rankings.
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Who’s poised to break out for Michigan football in 2025?
The trio is back in 2025, and Michigan also added reinforcements through the portal by bringing in graduate transfers Damon ...
Several Michigan Wolverines players not working out at the NFL Scouting Combine
Through the first two days of NFL Scouting Combine interviews, five Michigan players have taken to the podium. Only one, EDGE ...
Michigan Football: 4 defenders primed for breakout season in 2025
The Michigan Wolverines lost three first-round talents from the defensive side of the ball following the 2024 season, including Will Johnson, Mason Graham, and ...
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Michigan football getting a ‘great all-around athlete’ in Arkansas transfer
Michigan’s football program lost both of its starting safeties from 2024 in Makari Paige and Quinten Johnson but might have ...
Michigan football projected top NFL picks won't participate in on-field drills at combine
Mason Graham, Kenneth Grant, Will Johnson and Colston Loveland will all be limited or not participate in drills this week at ...
Donovan Edwards just wants his NFL shot after Michigan career ended in whimper
Donovan Edwards once predicted he would go down as one of the greatest running backs ever. Now former Michigan football ...
Michigan's Will Johnson Makes 2025 NFL Draft Themed Announcement
Johnson was recently projected to be t aken ninth overall in April's NFL draft by Athlon Sports' Luke Easterling.