Michigan’s O-line Needs Work, but it’s Not Time to Panic

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Dom Giudice was up and down in his first start for Michigan.

This lack of cohesion on the offensive line was somewhat reminiscent of last season when Michigan also faced early struggles up front. However, that line eventually found its groove, contributing to Michigan’s national championship run. So, while there’s certainly work to be done, it’s not time to panic just yet. The key will be for this unit to develop chemistry and improve quickly, especially with a tough matchup against Texas on the horizon.

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Should Kalel Mullings Start at Running Back for Michigan?

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Has Kalel Mullings shown enough to be considered the starting running back heading into the Texas game?

Kalel Mullings, who many thought would be the secondary option behind Edwards, emerged as the more effective back. Mullings showcased a running style reminiscent of Hassan Haskins—durable, powerful, and decisive. He averaged over six yards per carry, demonstrating an ability to patiently follow his blocks and burst through holes with authority. His performance suggested that he should be Michigan’s starting running back moving forward.

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Michigan’s QB Rotation Needs Work Heading into the Texas Game

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Davis Warren showed some inconsistencies in his first start week 1 versus Fresno State.

In Michigan’s Week 1 matchup against Fresno State, it became clear that Head Coach Sherrone Moore and Offensive Coordinator Kirk Campbell were committed to a two-quarterback rotation strategy. The plan was to utilize Alex Orji primarily for his athleticism and running ability, while Davis Warren was expected to lead the passing attack. However, this two-quarterback system showed some cracks, particularly in maintaining offensive rhythm.

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The Blue Wall: Eli Owens, The Smash-Mouth 2025 Tight End Commit Talks About His Recruitment

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Eli Owens is expected to fit right into the culture at Michigan with his blue-collar mentality.

Eli Owens is a smashmouth tight end from Alcoa, Tennessee who has drawn comparisons to current Michigan player Max Bredeson. On this episode of The Blue Wall, host Michael Smeltzer and Eli Owens talk about recruiting strategies, the Ohio State rivalry, and what it’s like facing a potential redshirt in college. Eli will surely be a fan favorite in Ann Arbor with his humble playing style and confident personality.

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What to Make of J.J. McCarthy’s Week 1 Preseason Performance

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JJ McCarthy had an impressive showing in his first action with the Vikings, but what does that mean in the long run?

We’ve all been eagerly awaiting the pro football premiere of J.J. McCarthy, a player who has stirred up quite a bit of debate among fans and analysts alike. If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that McCarthy is a polarizing figure. Some critics have doubted his potential, pointing to his relatively modest yardage and touchdown totals during his college days at Michigan. They argue that he was merely a product of a run-first system and question whether he’s truly NFL material.

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Brody Jennings: Young Michigan Commit Appears Ready for the Big Stage

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Class of 2026 defensive back Brody Jennings committed to Michigan earlier this week.

While Brody Jennings still has two years of high school football to play, what I’ve seen so far is nothing short of exciting. He shows excellent speed, physicality, and a knack for making big plays. As he continues to develop, I’m eager to see how he evolves and what he will bring to the Michigan Wolverines. The future looks bright for this young talent, and I can’t wait to see him in maize and blue.

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The Blue Wall: JASPER PARKER, 2025 Michigan Running Back Commit Sits Down with Michael Smeltzer

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Jasper Parker of Archbishop Shaw High School in Louisiana is poised to have a big senior year and then take his talents to Ann Arbor, Michigan to play for the Wolverines.

Attention Michigan fans, we’ve got a good one! I’m excited to introduce to you running back Jasper Parker. Jasper is not only a stud on the field who reminds me of Hassan Haskins, but he is also clearly an impressive young man off the field. In this interview, he shared with me his aspirations of becoming a leader at Michigan who will be remembered for years to come.

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LaMar Morgan: Get to Know the Man Behind the BowTie

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Michigan's Defensive Passing Game Coordinator, LaMar Morgan is taking Ann Arbor by storm.

When Steve Clinkscale moved on this offseason, there were many questions about the future of the secondary position group at Michigan. Enter LaMar Morgan. Stepping into the role of Defensive Pass Game Coordinator/Defensive Backs coach, Morgan has quickly shown he is the perfect guy for the job, making an immediate and profound impact on the program.

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