While the Lions may not be playing tonight, that doesn’t mean you don’t have any Michigan options to root for!
A few players who will be on the field tonight have Michigan ties as they used to play for Michigan State University and the University of Michigan.
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The list of the players who played for Big Ten Michigan schools is down below:
Kansas Chiefs
Frank Clark (former Wolverine)
- Clark was traded to the Cheifs from Seattle in April 2019.
- This is his third season with the Chiefs.
Mike Danna (former Wolverine)
- Danna’s third season with the Chiefs. The former UofM football player entered the NFL as a fifth-round pick by the Kansas City team in the 2020 draft.
- The football layer has a career-high of 26 total tackles.
Chad Henne (former Wolverine)
- Henne has been with the Chiefs for five seasons.
- The quarterback re-signed with the Kansas City team in March 2020 and March 2022 after being signed initially by the team in March 2018.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Josiah Scott (former Spartan)
- Scott started all 13 games when he was a Spartan and earned Big Ten honors as a junior.
- The football player produced 98 tackles during his MSU football career.
Brandon Graham (former Wolverine)
- The former Wolverine started the foundation “Team Graham,” which offers resources for several organizations in the Detroit area. Graham and his foundation have a mission to help those in need.
- Gramah has also supported the Detroit Police Athletic League through NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign.
- The First University of Michigan defensive player in school history to be voted Bo Schembechler Most Valuable Player twice.
Do you remember watching these guys during their college days? While we are not allowed to say what teams ClickOn may be rooting for, we can say that we hope that both teams have fun.
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