John Henry Daley discusses Achilles recovery and goals at Michigan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Michigan football player John Henry Daley shared insights into his recovery from an Achilles injury during an appearance on the In the Trenches podcast. Daley emphasized the challenges of returning to football after a two-year mission in Brazil, focusing on his fitness journey. He highlighted how his faith played a crucial role in coping with the injury setback. Daley also discussed the team's preparations for the upcoming season and expressed excitement about returning to the field at Michigan. He mentioned the importance of maintaining a competitive spirit while managing his playtime during fall camp.
- •Daley recovered from a season-ending Achilles injury last year.
- •He completed a mission trip in Brazil prior to returning to football.
- •Daley aims to be a dynamic player on Michigan's defense this season.
- •He is focusing on building fitness and understanding defensive strategies.
- •Coaching staff is monitoring Daley's practice snaps during fall camp.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — John Henry Daley opens up on Achilles recovery
"Michigan Football DE John Henry Daley spoke about his journey to Ann Arbor, his recovery from his Achilles injury, and more on the In The Trenches podcast:
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