Andrew Marsh anticipates Wolverines' offense will emphasize passing game this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 10:05 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Wide receiver Andrew Marsh believes Michigan's offense will be more explosive and focus on passing as the 2026 season approaches. Marsh, who emerged as the leading receiver in his freshman year, notes significant improvements in his skills. Under the leadership of head coach Kyle Whittingham and offensive coordinator Jason Beck, the coaching staff has implemented a more structured approach that facilitates a potent aerial attack. Marsh and tight end Zack Marshall expect this new offensive scheme to create opportunities for receivers and enhance the running game. Preseason conditioning is ongoing, with fall camp set to begin soon in preparation for the September 5 opener.
- •Andrew Marsh sees personal improvements, calling himself bigger, stronger, and faster.
- •Marsh finished last season as Michigan's leading receiver despite limited early-game time.
- •Kyle Whittingham and Jason Beck bring a more passing-focused offensive scheme.
- •Marsh and Zack Marshall highlight more freedom for receivers and tight ends.
- •Fall camp will begin soon as Michigan prepares for its September 5 season opener.
- 10:05 PMYahoo Sports — Andrew Marsh says Michigan coaches making offense more explosive
"Wide receiver Andrew Marsh says Michigan's new offense will be more explosive and feature more passing this season.
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