Donovan Edwards gives shout out to Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) collective

Donovan Edwards leaves the University of Michigan as a legend, earning the nickname “Big Game Don” during his time in Ann Arbor. He could go from having a multiple game slump to scoring explosive touchdowns in the biggest moments of the biggest games. Whether it was back breaking long run touchdowns against Ohio State, or in the National Championship game against Washington, Edwards just knew when to turn it up.

While he never achieved the Heisman level season that he envisioned when he signed with the Wolverines, he leaves as a 3x Big Ten Champion, National Champion and 4-time winner of ‘The Game’. He also learned how to market himself and earn off of his success while in Ann Arbor. Edwards was a member of the NIL collective Champions Circle, and he recently gave them a shout out of appreciation.

The collective helped Edwards partner with businesses and organizations that he valued. Some of those organizations include the Michigan Army National Guard, Celsius, and Wolverine Boots. Edwards was a natural ambassador for any brand he partnered with. He was armed with an electric smile and the ability to connect with anyone that came across him. He did everything the right way while in Ann Arbor and was more prone to hang out with his dog than be out on the town.

Edwards now looks to take his talents to the next level, and he certainly has the ability to fill a role in the NFL. Thanks to his partnership with Champions Circle, he’ll certainly know how to market himself moving forward after life at Michigan.

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