Former Michigan Wolverines DB Tragically Passes Away At Age 36

The Michigan Wolverines are in mourning this week after the sudden death of a former player.

Former Wolverines defensive back Brandent Englemon has tragically passed away at the age of 36. He reportedly passed away suddenly.

Cincinnati.com confirmed the tragic news:

“Northern Kentucky is mourning the loss of one of its most decorated athletes.

Brandent Englemon passed away Thursday at the age of 36. The Holmes High School graduate was a football and basketball standout. He played football at the University of Michigan, playing 35 games for the Wolverines from 2005-07.”

Englemon spent five years in the Michigan Wolverines program and racked up 157 tackles, 6.5 for loss, 3 sacks, 3 interceptions and one forced fumble.

The former Michigan defensive back received the Charles Woodson Award, given to the team’s best defensive back, as a senior.

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BRANDENT ENGLEMON ??
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I know you and pops are already talking about FOOTBALL! He was and is so proud of YOU! I remember the road trip to the Big House like it was yesterday and talking on the field, one of the best memories of my life! #GoBigBlueForever #31 #RIP pic.twitter.com/7KuScZiniy

— Austin Clay Sparrow (@Coach_ACSparrow) August 5, 2021

No cause of death has been announced for Englemon.