Michigan football lands Jacob Washington, 4-star WR in class of 2025

That’s where the Wolverines picked up Jacob Washington, the four-star class of 2025 wide receiver from Archbishop Shaw who committed to U-M on Monday afternoon, after he took an official visit to Ann Arbor over the weekend.

“👀………..#GoBlue,” he posted on X (formerly Twitter) to make the announcement.

Washington now marks three commitments in a 24-hour span for Michigan — four-star running back Donovan Johnson and three-star offensive lineman Kaden Strayhorn (son of former Michigan State standout and current color commentator Jason Strayhorn) committed on Sunday — on the heels of the program’s final official home recruiting weekend of the summer.

Washington, who stands 6 feet 3 and 180 pounds, is ranked No. 8 among all players in Louisiana and No. 320 nationally according to 247Sports composite rankings. The No. 45 rated pass catcher in the rising senior class also held offers from Baylor, Miami, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State and Arkansas among others.

Washington is a multi-sport athlete who also plays basketball and runs track. He marks the 11th commit in the 2025 class for head coach Sherrone Moore and his staff, the first receiver in the class and the fourth skill position player for the group that was rated No. 29 in the nation prior to the latest pledge.