Another former Sherrone Moore assistant lands NFL job after Michigan stint

Key Highlights

• Before that, he was the inaugural head coach at Davenport University, helping launch the NAIA program and guiding the Panthers to a 6-5 record in their first season. At Michigan, Esposito worked closely with standout defensive lineman Mason Graham, who went on to become a first-round NFL draft pick by the Cleveland Browns.
• His work in Ann Arbor quickly elevated his profile as an NFL candidate. Esposito’s expected departure follows another Michigan assistant making the leap to the league.
• Former Wolverines offensive line coach Grant Newsome recently accepted a job with the New York Giants as an assistant offensive line coach. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMore: MrBeast to fund a college football team?
• Fans react to social media postThe two exits come after vastly different tenures.
• Esposito spent two seasons at Michigan, while Newsome was part of the program for more than a decade as both a player and coach, working under Jim Harbaugh and Moore. More college football news:Oregon's Dan Lanning rips College Football Playoff, calls for major changesDeion Sanders buyout, contract details as Colorado Buffaloes coachTop 2026 NFL Draft prospect suffers broken rib in CFP quarterfinal lossDabo Swinney fires Clemson coaches immediately after loss to Penn StateOhio State's Ryan Day faces backlash after Cotton Bowl.