Michigan football coaches aim to improve passing attack
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 1:21 AM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Michigan football coaches are making efforts to enhance the team's passing game. The Wolverines ranked 107th in passing offense last season and 131st the year before. As they bring in top quarterback prospect Bryce Underwood, coaches are looking to attract elite wide receivers. Wide receivers coach Micah Simon noted their balanced offensive approach at past programs. Michigan hopes improved offensive performance will persuade recruits like Dakota Guerrant to reconsider their commitments. The Wolverines currently have a commitment from four-star wide receiver Quentin Burrell for the 2027 class.
- •Michigan's passing offense ranked 107th last season.
- •Bryce Underwood is the new top quarterback.
- •Coaches aim to attract elite wide receivers.
- •Quentin Burrell is committed for the 2027 class.
- •Dakota Guerrant's commitment to Oregon remains tentative.
- 1:21 AMYahoo Sports — Michigan football coaches aim to fix passing woes
"Michigan football coaches are working to change the program's run-heavy reputation to attract elite wide receivers.
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