Michigan tight end Colston Loveland isn't worried about his NFL draft stock, at least for now. He plans to play.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan football never had a high-flying offense in the Jim Harbaugh era, and with Sherrone Moore taking over this year, the expectation wasn’t that it would suddenly, but that it would be a continuation of what came before him.

Some programs struggle to keep players engaged amidst a disappointing season, but the Wolverines' top NFL prospects insist on finishing what they

Loveland is going to be a fascinating player for some teams over the next few months. If you want a player who can be a lethal addition and mismatch in the passing game, he will be someone highly coveted by those teams.