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Woodson Jr. Commits to Michigan Football Program

Four-star defensive back Charles Woodson Jr. committed to the University of Michigan. His father, Charles Woodson, was a two-time All-American and won the 1997 Heisman Trophy as a Wolverine.

10/06/2026 · Michigan edition

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Why it matters locally: The commitment of Charles Woodson Jr. to the University of Michigan's football program continues a prominent family legacy within a highly visible state institution, attracting significant interest from sports fans across Michigan.

Four-star defensive back Charles Woodson Jr. announced his commitment to the University of Michigan football program. Woodson Jr. joins the Wolverines following a family legacy established by his father, Charles Woodson. His father, Charles Woodson, achieved notable success during his collegiate career at Michigan. He earned two All-American selections and secured the Heisman Trophy in 1997. Woodson Jr.'s commitment directly aligns him with this established family history within the Michigan athletic program.

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