In-state Michigan recruiting target rises in rankings, nearing five-star status

The 6-foot-1,180-pound wideout is a speedster with above average hands. He would excel at the next level as a slot receiver much in the same blueprint of former Wolverine turned Pittsburgh Steeler Roman Wilson. But Michigan has not done well in recruiting wide receiver talent in the last few years. Their run-first mentality has pushed wide outs to other teams where they believe they can showcase their skillsets better and more often. With generational quarterback recruit Bryce Underwood looking like QB1 at Michigan, it is highly expected that the Michigan football program will have a more balanced attack for years to come.

Guerrant is currently slotted as the second-best receiver in his 2027 class, and judging from his "X" post, he is aiming for the top spot and a five-star rating. If the Wolverines can wrangle him into their 2027 class early, he is the type of premier talent that will attract other talented skill players.