Michigan's Brandon Graham walks across the stage to his seat after being introduced to the crowd during the annual Michigan Football Bust held at the Laurel Manor Banquet Hall in Livonia.
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Any NFL teams hoping Brandon Graham would remain a hidden gem had their hopes dashed at the Senior Bowl.
There's a lot of people talking about the Michigan defensive end after a weekend of workouts and interviews.
- The Lions may have been hoping Graham would linger until their second-round pick, 34th overall, according to Tom Kowalski at MLive.com. There's no shot he'll be there now.
- Graham told the Boston Globe there's a certain former Wolverines teammate that has provided a ton of help in his draft preparations, and that he wouldn't mind joining his friend in Pittsburgh.
- Scout.com says Graham was the best player at the Senior Bowl in its top-five report.
- Two NFL teams really stuck out in terms of their interest level, reports ArrowheadPride.com.
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