Michigan football shows improvement in passing game during fall camp

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Last updated Aug 10, 2026

Michigan football shows improvement in passing game during fall camp
Summary

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.

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  • 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.
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Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham says the passing game is improving as fall camp progresses toward September.

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