Nobody wants Wink Martindale to leave Ann Arbor. The post Michigan Insider Reveals Wink Martindale's Potential Replacement as Sherrone Moore Prepares Contingency Plan appeared first on EssentiallySports.

We now have a little clarity about what 2025 is going to bring for Michigan. Sherrone Moore hinted on Friday that it 'looks good' that Rod Moore will return to

Update: Martindale will be interviewing for multiple jobs, it appears. Longtime NFL defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is scheduled to interview with the #Falcons today and the #Colts on Wednesday, per sources.

There is more uncertainty on defense. Coordinator Wink Martindale had his unit clicking on all cylinders late in the season, and NFL teams took notice. He interviewed with the Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts this week and could have more meetings with NFL teams on the horizon, leaving his status with the Wolverines in flux.

Martindale spent 20 years in the NFL prior to coaching the Wolverines in 2024, and could make his way back to the professional

Wink Martindale, 61, made it through two rounds of Indianapolis head coaching interviews for the job that ultimately went to Shane Steichen.

After serving one season as Michigan’s defensive coordinator, Wink Martindale is reportedly exploring a return to the NFL.

Finally, FINALLY, things have started to look a bit better for Sherrone Moore’s Michigan Wolverines. The post Sherrone Moore Makes Near Impossible 296lbs Move After Confirming Wink Martindale’s Future at Michigan appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Wink Martindale is receiving plenty of NFL interest. Whether Martindale stays at Michigan or heads back to the pros remains to be seen, what we do know is Sherrone Moore wants Martindale to stay at Michigan.