Michigan’s Bryce Underwood Problem Could Get Worse in 2027

The Michigan Wolverines are currently facing a significant quarterback dilemma, one that could grow more complex in the future. Sophomore quarterback Bryce Underwood, once touted as a top prospect, has underperformed, completing just 59.3% of his passes and throwing four interceptions in five games. This inconsistency has left the Wolverines' offense struggling, with freshman Tommy Carr emerging as a potential alternative.

A recent poll shows 73% of fans favor Carr over Underwood if they return to action against Penn State. Underwood's contract is reportedly worth $12 million over four years, adding financial pressure to an already challenging situation. As the program considers its options, the 2027 outlook remains uncertain.