Andrew Marsh expected to lead Michigan football's offense in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 6:47 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Michigan football wide receiver Andrew Marsh is anticipated to take on a significant role in the team's offense as fall camp progresses ahead of their opener against Western Michigan on September 5. In his second season, Marsh has already established himself as the number one receiver after replacing Channing Goodwin early last year. Teammate Zack Marshall praised Marsh's professional work ethic and maturity, indicating that this offseason has led to substantial improvement. With Marsh being a focal point for quarterback Bryce Underwood, it is expected that other receivers will benefit from his increased presence on the field.
- •Andrew Marsh enters his second year as Michigan's top wide receiver.
- •He replaced Channing Goodwin as a starter last season.
- •Teammate Zack Marshall highlights Marsh's work ethic and maturity.
- •Fall camp continues leading up to the season opener on September 5.
- •Marsh's role may open opportunities for other pass catchers.
- 6:47 PMYahoo Sports — Andrew Marsh is ready to lead Michigan football offense
"Michigan football receiver Andrew Marsh is poised for a breakout year thanks to his professional work ethic.
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