The Michigan Wolverines landed their second commitment in the 2026 recruiting class on Sunday night after a successful BBQ at the Big House.

Jacksonville (FL) Mandarin four-star cornerback Brody Jennings pledged his commitment to the maize and blue. According to 247Sports, Jennings currently holds 19 Division-1 offers. Along with the Wolverines, teams like Florida, Kentucky, Michigan State, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M, among others, have all offered the rangy cornerback.

Per the 247Sports’ Composite rankings, Jennings is the 271st-ranked recruit in the ’26 cycle. He is viewed as the 26th-ranked cornerback and the 49th-best prospect from the state of Florida. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound cornerback has the build to become a solid cornerback at the next level.

Jennings was recently in Ann Arbor for Michigan’s annual BBQ at the Big House on an unofficial visit. He is now joined by four-star quarterback Brady Hart as the two players committed to the Wolverines in the ’26 cycle.

He is a two-way player who also plays wide receiver. It appears Jennings excels at locating the ball in the air and getting his head turned around to make the play. He is a physical defender who enjoys pressing in man-to-man coverage.