Andrew Marsh explains what Michigan offense needs to improve
Michigan football struggles to pass the ball, but freshman quarterback Tommy Carr may offer a needed spark.
Michigan football aimed to elevate its passing game for the 2026 season, yet the team regressed, ranking 125th out of 138 teams. Wideout Andrew Marsh, expected to be a star, has only 28 catches for 289 yards and a touchdown in six games. Marsh emphasized the importance of the aerial attack for the team's success, stating that a strong passing game benefits both the run and pass games.
Promoted quarterback Tommy Carr, a first-year player, has demonstrated intelligence, adaptability, and strong work ethic, leading to the team's trust in him.
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