On Friday, it was former Michigan tight end Jake Butt, who was on campus with the Big Ten Network to catch the Wolverines ' practice. Discussing what he saw, Butt was effusive in his praise, not only of Underwood and his passing ability, but also of the offense as a whole.

MLive’s Michigan football beat writers — Aaron McMann, Ryan Zuke and Andrew Kahn — give their answers below in the latest preseason roundtable. They tackled the running backs, receivers and offensive line in Part I. Part II focused on the defense.

The Michigan football team is appealing the NCAA’s decision, but no matter what, the Wolverines will not face a postseason ban, and they won’t have any wins vacated. Michigan won the 2023 national championship, and now the team is hunting for another.

Here are some of the more likely candidates from Michigan's 2026 recruiting class who are poised for in-season movement in recruiting rankings.

The Wolverines went 5-1 in contests decided by a single score in 2024. Could the other side of those coin-flip games could affect them in 2025?

This article originally appeared on Wolverines Wire: Final Michigan football depth chart projection in advance of the 2025 season

With Davis Warren working his way back from injury, Chase Herbstreit, Michigan’s Class of 2025 recruit and the son of former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, has become the forgotten man in many ways.

The Michigan Wolverines are expected to be much improved from their 8-5 season a year ago. Remember, the Wolverines were sitting at 5-5 through 10 games before

Moore, who opted to come back for his senior year last year, suffered a season-ending knee injury in spring ball — though, at the time, he hoped he’d be able to come back by season’s end. However, it didn’t work out that way, as he’s still somewhat working his way back, some 17 months after he went down.

There aren't many guys as qualified to react to the Michigan penalties as former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer. See and watch what he had to say.

There are laws in college football that no rulebook prints, no referee enforces, no committee codifies. They are the ancient commandments of rivalries—written in marching band fight songs, in bonfires on crisp autumn nights, in the echo of helmets colliding when the stakes are greater than trophies.