Michigan WR duo Marsh and Buchanan show promise despite offense struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 9:58 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Through four games, Michigan wide receivers JJ Buchanan and Andrew Marsh are on pace for nearly 2,000 total receiving yards. Their contribution is significant, accounting for 635 of the team’s 803 passing yards amid ongoing offensive challenges. Wide receivers coach Micah Simon emphasized the duo's potential for improvement and the need for better contested catches. Both players have displayed notable skills, with Buchanan's height and Marsh's ball-handling ability standing out during games. The Wolverines aim to build on their passing game's progress as they continue the season.
- •Buchanan has 27 yards shy of surpassing his previous season total.
- •Marsh has 22 catches for 239 yards so far this season.
- •The duo accounts for a significant portion of Michigan's passing yards.
- •Coaching staff sees potential for improvement in their performance.
- •Michigan seeks to enhance their overall offensive cohesion.
- 9:58 PMYahoo Sports — Michigan WR coach reveals what's next for Andrew Marsh, JJ Buchanan
"Michigan receivers JJ Buchanan and Andrew Marsh are on pace for 2,000 yards despite the team's offensive struggles.
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