Kyle Whittingham discusses Michigan's struggling passing game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Michigan football ranks 127th in passing yards as they continue to struggle with their offense. After two games this season, the Wolverines have managed only 170 passing yards in Week 1 and 111 in Week 2 under new offensive coordinator Jason Beck. Coach Kyle Whittingham noted that improving the passing game has not been a major focus, emphasizing a commitment to running plays and taking care of the football. He highlighted the need for more explosive plays and mentioned the importance of targeting star receiver Andrew Marsh more frequently. Michigan is set to host UTEP for their next game.
- •Michigan is currently last in the nation in passing yards.
- •The Wolverines' pass offense was not a major emphasis in early games.
- •Whittingham aims to improve chunk plays and yardage.
- •Andrew Marsh needs more targets and involvement in plays.
- •Michigan will face UTEP at home next.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — Kyle Whittingham explains what's holding Michigan's passing game back
"Michigan football ranks 127th in passing as coach Kyle Whittingham seeks more chunk plays and targets for stars.
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