Josaiah Stewart, who is known for playing with a high motor, led Michigan in tackles for loss and sacks last season.

Josaiah Stewart has seen the many different climates that make up the United States and now as he prepares for life on the ...

Michigan Wolverines national championship-winning defensive end Josaiah Stewart was selected by the Los Angeles Rams with pick No. 90 in the third round of the NFL draft on Friday.

There was concern, when Josaiah Stewart transferred from Coastal Carolina to Michigan football, that he didn't quite have the size to handle Big Ten linemen. Instead, Stewart — who lined up alongside ...

Josaiah Stewart played two seasons at Michigan, winning a national title in 2023 and leading the Wolverines in sacks in 2024.

Stewart is the fifth Wolverine off the board in the 2025 NFL draft, with Mason Graham being picked at No. 5 overall, Colston ...

Michigan edge Josaiah Stewart was sometimes overlooked because of his size, not prototypical of a high major defensive end. At Michigan, he proved not only could he play in the Big Ten, but also that ...

The a 6-foot-1, 245-pound prospect started his career at Coastal Carolina before transferring to Michigan, where he had 8½ sacks as a senior.

“This guy is a dog,” Saban said on the ESPN draft telecast. “This guy is productive. He opens his hips, gets around the tackle, makes the sack. This guy can play the run. He plays with great effort.

Though he was lightly recruited out of Michigan out of high school, Stewart began his career at Coastal Carolina, where he quickly proved wrong those that thought his smaller frame would limit his ...

Josaiah Stewart, a former Michigan football standout, was drafted into the NFL despite concerns about his size. Stewart's performance at Michigan included high tackle and sack numbers, earning him ...