By H. Jose Bosch
The name Donovan Warren doesn’t attract a monsoon of attention the way Ndamukong Suh does. That’s largely because he played for a defense that was horrible and he really didn’t do much to help it in the second half of the season.
One could argue that anyone starting alongside Boubacar Cissoko to begin a season will look NFL-ready by comparison as long as he can breathe and tie his shoes correctly. But that’s probably not fair to Warren, who was a first-team All Big Ten selection.
But with one more year of eligibility left and the recent trend of Michigan players staying the extra year (Brandon Graham, LaMarr Woodley, Chad Henne and Jake Long) why didn’t Warren stay to improve his draft stock?
Because that would be a stupid decision.
Last season there were five prime quarterbacks with a chance to stay one more year: Mark Sanchez, Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford, Matthew Stafford and Tim Tebow. (Realistically Tebow isn’t a QB prospect, but considering he was coming off a n...
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