What Michigan Football Edge TJ Guy brings to the Baltimore Ravens

Michigan edge TJ Guy (4), right, celebrates after intercepting a pass from New Mexico quarterback Jack Layne (not in the photo) during the first half at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, August 30, 2025. | Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images After a really strong 2024 season, TJ Guy was seen as a potential breakout star for the Michigan Wolverines with a starter role expected after the departure of some big names. Instead, Jaishawn Barham moved to more of a pass rusher role from a traditional middle linebacker spot, and took snaps away from Guy, causing a production dip.

Not receiving an invite to the NFL Combine, Guy had to prove his worth at his Pro Day in Ann Arbor. But as a former three-star recruit that barely cracked the top-1000 recruits in 2020, he’s used to being the underdog. Quick Facts Height: 6-foot-3 3/8” Weight: 240 lbs Arm length: 31 3/8” Hands: 9 3/4” Vertical: 28 ½” Short-shuttle: 4.

65s Three-cone: 7. 27s Draft Day Age : 23 years old Career Stats: 48 games (6 starts), 10 career sacks, 12. 5 tackles for loss, 1 INT, 66 total tackles Strengths High-motor player Experience dropping back in coverage Can play out of a two or three point stance Adequate athleticism and speed Good first step off the snap Uses length well in run game Flashed really impressive moments Weaknesses Already 23 years old Concerns about his ceiling after five years in Ann Arbor Wasn’t invited to the NFL Combine Took a step back after a good 2024 season Lower production than many of his peers Never a consistent starter for Michigan No elite traits Long stretches where he had little impact Summary There was a lot of hope for TJ Guy in 2025.

Some even thought he could surpass Derrick Moore for the best edge rusher on the team, projecting him to potentially finish the season with double-digit sacks. Instead, he went from 5. 5 as a very rotational piece as a redshirt junior to just 2.