Micah Simon discusses Michigan receiver room's steady evolution amid practices
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 1:21 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Ahead of Michigan's upcoming rivalry game, wide receivers coach Micah Simon focuses on the importance of practice habits and building a strong connection with quarterback Bryce Underwood. Simon highlights the performances of Andrew Marsh and JJ Buchanan, emphasizing the need for improved route running. He also mentions younger receivers like Channing Goodwin pushing for more playing time. The goal remains to create a balanced attack and a deep receiver rotation for the team.
- •Micah Simon addresses the evolution of the Michigan receiver room.
- •Bryce Underwood's connection with receivers relies on daily practice.
- •Andrew Marsh and JJ Buchanan show strong early performances.
- •Simon seeks improvements in route running for better pass separation.
- •Channing Goodwin is gaining traction for a larger role in the offense.
- 1:21 AMYahoo Sports — Trust, Separation, and Standard: Micah Simon On The Evolution Of The Michigan Receiver Room
"Micah Simon details how relentless practice habits and a growing "circle of trust" empower Bryce Underwood to take shots, transforming raw athleticism into elite Big Ten production.
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