Michigan football shows improvement in passing game during fall camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 7:45 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham noted progress in the passing game as fall camp continues toward the season opener on September 5 against Western Michigan. After initial doubts, Whittingham expressed optimism about the team's development, especially in pass protection and quarterback Bryce Underwood's decision-making. The offensive line is expected to improve, and standout wide receiver JJ Buchanan is emerging as a key target. Additional receivers Salesi Moa and Jaime Ffrench are performing well, with the coaching staff aiming to solidify a robust receiving corps before the season begins.
- •Michigan conducts fall camp practices ahead of the 2026 season opener.
- •Kyle Whittingham is optimistic about the passing game progress.
- •Quarterback Bryce Underwood is improving his decision-making.
- •JJ Buchanan is emerging as a top receiving threat during camp.
- •Michigan aims to finalize its key offensive players soon.
- 7:45 PMYahoo Sports — Michigan football pass game showing progress in camp
"Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham says the passing game is improving as fall camp progresses toward September.
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