2026 four-star QB Brady Hart commits to Michigan

The Wolverines have their QB of the future locked in.

After an unofficial visit to Ann Arbor this past weekend, 2026 four-star quarterback Brady Hart announced his commitment to the Michigan Wolverines on Tuesday afternoon.

The 6-foot-4, 180-pounder hails from Cocoa, Florida and was offered by quarterbacks coach Kirk Campbell back in April. He took his first visit to Michigan over the weekend and had rave reviews for his future position coach and for head coach Sherrone Moore.

“Coach Moore was awesome,” Hart told On3’s EJ Holland ($). “I really enjoyed meeting with him. You can tell that he’s fired up to be the head coach. He has something to prove. He’s going to get the right guys together and keep on with that tradition. I think he’s going to be an awesome head coach.

“I really enjoyed spending time with coach Campbell. I like the way he’s confident. He’s just a confident guy. You want the guy calling plays for you to be a confident, chilled out guy. He knows a ton about the game. He’s confident in what he can do and how he develops the guys each week to go into big-time games and win.”

Hart is coming off a very successful sophomore campaign where he led his team to a state championship. He completed 288-of-437 of his passes for 3,759 yards, 41 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. Those stats are also noticeable considering he was a first-year starter this past season.

247Sports’ Andrew Ivins scouted Hart back in April and wrote this about him:

Modern pocket passer with a favorable frame that led his team to a Florida 2S title as a first-year starter. More of a drive-ball thrower than can generate plenty of power by synching up his arm and plant foot. Owns a bit of an elongated release, but can get the ball out quick, and has to in a wide-open spread attack that wants to challenge horizontally with swing/screen passes. First caught our eye in a matchup against nationally-ranked St. Thomas Aquinas where he put a number of 2-balls on tight lines and exploited coverage. Also impressed with his timing as he frequently hit his marks on schedule. Can be a bit streaky at times, and isn’t one with a ton of deep shots on the spray chart, but looks like a potential Power Four starter heading into junior season, especially if he can keep progressing as a full-field reader.

Other than Michigan, Hart also held offers from Ohio State , Clemson, Florida State , Florida, LSU , Oregon, Miami, Notre Dame , Penn State and more.

Hart — who is the first player to commit to the Wolverines’ 2026 class — is No. 7 at the quarterback position, No. 15 from the state of Florida and No. 92 overall, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings.

Check out some of his sophomore season highlights in the video below.