Champions Circle — the official collective of Michigan athletics — is running a ‘Michigan Quarterback Auction’ featuring items and experiences from past and present players that fans can win.
The Michigan quarterbacks involved in the auction include current freshman Bryce Underwood, graduate Davis Warren, J.J. McCarthy, Jim Harbaugh, Denard Robinson and John Wangler.
Bidding is open until Sunday, Aug. 10, 2025 at 9 p.m. ET.
The headlining auction item is the ‘Michigan Football QB Game Day Experience,’ which has a starting bid of $3,750. It includes a meet-and-greet with Wangler — U-M’s quarterback from 1977-80 — before the game at the exclusive Football Alumni of Michigan tailgate, and two pregame field passes to watch the signal-callers warm up before taking on Purdue Nov. 1.
Other items include:
• Jim Harbaugh autographed speed authentic helmet
• J.J. McCarthy and Jim Harbaugh autographed speed authentic helmet
• J.J. McCarthy autographed and framed jersey
• J.J. McCarthy autographed speed authentic helmet
• J.J. McCarthy autographed speed mini helmet
• Bryce Underwood personalized video
• Davis Warren personalized video
• Denard Robinson signed The Wolverine 2011 Michigan Football Preview magazine
• Denard Robinson signed Adidas mesh jersey
• Denard Robinson signed NCAA 14 Playstation 3 copy (no disc included)
• Denard Robinson signed vintage mini helmet
• Jim Harbaugh signed ‘The Wolverine’ national champs magazine and photo
• J.J. McCarthy signed and framed Rose Bowl ticket and Rose Bowl Offensive MVP photo
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Champions Circle has been a key reason why Michigan athletics have thrived during the NIL era, including with roster building in football and men’s basketball.
“The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era has redefined collegiate sports, creating opportunities for athletes to monetize their personal brands. Champions Circle works hard to unite donors, businesses, and alumni to provide career-building opportunities and financial support for student-athletes, ensuring that each of their NIL ventures are meaningful,” Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore said in a statement posted on the Champions Circle website. “Champions Circle helps our athletes tap into diverse networks that will drive long-term success and provide stability amid the ever-changing NIL landscape.
“By working with Champions Circle and embracing a transformational philosophy, a framework has been developed that supports athletes today while preparing them for tomorrow. Their goal is to empower student-athletes with skills, knowledge, and resources that extend beyond their playing days. The Champions Circle model ensures that NIL initiatives remain impactful and beneficial for everyone involved.”
Michigan football opens the 2025 season with an Aug. 30 home game against New Mexico.
