Will Johnson's brand was originally known for the "Turnover Buffs" glasses as many of the Michigan players would wear them as a fashion statement following a forced turnover on defense.

Turnover “Buffs” are a thing this year for the fifth-ranked Wolverines, who are preparing this week to face unbeaten Penn State at Michigan Stadium.

Will Johnson's rehab entered a new phase this month. At the same time, he's managing to help his teammates with their development, give back to his community, grow his Turnover Buffs brand, and more.

Michigan’s trash-talking, Buffs-wearing secondary is forcing more turnovers. Updated: Sep. 28, 2022, 7:34 p.m. ... “We always did turnover pictures,” Turner said.

Sam Webb sits down with Michigan freshman all-american cornerback Will Johnson to reflect upon his oustanding debut as a Wolverine, tough love from Steve Clinkscale, the birth of his Turnover ...

Wolverines reporter Anthony Broome posted on social media, "Michigan cornerback Will Johnson sent former Alabama star and current Detroit Lions rookie Terrion Arnold his famour Turnover Buffs.

Turnover buffs. The sunglasses are synonymous with Detroit — where Johnson hails from — and are now a mainstay for the Michigan defense. The team huddles around the player who just recorded a takeaway ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan players celebrate with 'turnover buffs' on the sideline. Jim Harbaugh loves the celebration, but admitted he hadn't heard the sunglasses called 'buffs.' ...

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — It was nearly midnight, and Michael Barrett still hadn’t taken off the sunglasses. Michigan’s Turnover Buffs are an expensive pair of Cartier sunglasses handed out as a ...