His son is expected to be a Day 3 pick.Juriga is staying safe and working hard on his family’s farm in rural Illinois.“I live on a 20-acre farm in Illinois and I do a lot of work outside, my parents need me to do a lot of heavy lifting, so I do that, and my friend just opened up his own gym and let me use it,” said Juriga Thursday afternoon while trying to catch his breath after running steps. Mario Ojemudia will be in the crowd Saturday, paying his brother back for the times Michael came to the Big House to cheer on the Wolverines. The Hawkeyes defeated the Scarlet Knights, 30-0.Iowa cornerback Michael Ojemudia is no stranger to the Big House.
Per my board, it was a reach, but I've been told by people in the NFL that Ojemudia would’ve gone in the next few picks and before Denver picked again at 83 overall. “It’s on YouTube and the only viewers who could watch it were NFL scouts.”When asked what he has been doing to stay in shape, Campbell replied: “I’ve been sneaking out of the house and going to high school fields like Northwestern and Mumford two or three times a week and just working out at home, push-ups, squats and making sure I get good stretches in and watching my diet.
He followed that with another three interceptions this past fall while breaking up nine passes and getting in on 52 tackles.Ojemudia opened some eyes at the NFL Scouting Combine, making him a possible Day 2 pick or more like a Day 3 selection.“Coaches had really high expectations for me and it was a maturing process, so I’m really happy with how things went for me at Iowa,” Ojemudia said. I got a call from a scout (Scott DiStefano) from the Broncos this morning, he’s been a scout there for 38 years, was there when my dad was there so that’s pretty cool.”Quarterback Jayru Campbell led Ferris State to the Division II national title game in 2018, earning the Harlon Hill award, then had another strong season this past fall despite missing several games to injuries.Campbell said his injuries (left elbow prior to season, foot injury at end) are no longer an issue, displayed by his performance in his personal pro day, “I have teams that viewed it, looks like half of the teams viewed it or teams have doubled back and watched it again,” Campbell said. I wasn’t one of those, ‘Oh, my God, I’m from Michigan. He followed that with another three interceptions this past fall while breaking up nine passes and getting in on 52 tackles.Ojemudia opened some eyes at the NFL Scouting Combine, making him a possible Day 2 pick or more like a Day 3 selection.“Coaches had really high expectations for me and it was a maturing process, so I’m really happy with how things went for me at Iowa,” Ojemudia said. Michael's older brother Mario played college football at Michigan. It was more exhausting mentally than physically.”Ojemudia felt he graded out well in a lot of drills.“Number 1, it’s like the biggest question for DBs is running fast, so I felt I ran fast, had some good drills, had some good jumping and change in direction so I’m proud of what I did at the combine,” said Ojemudia, who ran a 4.45 40-yard dash at the combine.Ojemudia felt he was a step ahead of his class at Iowa due to his preparation under Herrington.“I played a lot of sports growing up, but I really didn’t start focusing on football until I got to Harrison because it’s such a factory,” Ojemudia said. You are up late, wake up early, meetings all day, so it was a grind.
“The fact that I was at the East-West Shrine game and I have four years of film they can watch, I feel they have a lot they can review.“A lot of teams are saying they’re going to try and pick me in a late round. I want to go to Michigan’ kids growing up,” Golston said, downplaying the significance of Saturday’s matchup.“It’s a big deal because it’s the next game,” he said.That’s the approach Ojemudia is trying to take as well, although it’s not easy.“(I’m) just keeping that focus so I can have a good talk with them after the game,” Ojemudia said of the friends and family members he knows will be there for his one chance to compete in Michigan Stadium.“Because we have a good opportunity as a team and myself.”Iowa defensive lineman Cedrick Lattimore speaks with reporters, Tuesday, Oct., 1, 2019, at the Hansen Football Performance Center in Iowa City, Iowa.