J.J. McCarthy Says Goodbye To Michigan, Hello NFL Draft

Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy has officially declared for the 2024 NFL Draft after helping lead the Wolverines to their first national championship since 1997.

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McCarthy's decision to skip his senior season and enter the draft comes after an impressive college career that showcased his talent and potential.

JJ McCarthy Goes Out On Top

During his final college season, McCarthy ranked ninth in the FBS in passing efficiency with a rating of 167.4, posting a touchdown-interception ratio of 22:4.

McCarthy's leadership and skill were instrumental in Michigan's perfect 15-0 season and national championship victory.

McCarthy took over as starting quarterback midway through the 2021 season and guided Michigan to a 40-3 record that included three consecutive Big Ten titles − prompting Harbaugh to anoint him the greatest quarterback in school history.

As McCarthy prepares to take the next step in his football journey, NFL teams are eager to see how his talents will translate to the professional level. With his strong arm, accuracy, and ability to make plays under pressure, McCarthy is expected to be a top prospect in the draft.

J.J. McCarthy Entering NFL Draft

The announcement of McCarthy's decision to enter the NFL Draft has sparked excitement and sadness among Wolverine fans.

Many are people are happy and excited to see him be a future NFL QB but there also lots of fans that would love to see him play one final season in the Big House.