Michigan football review-preview part 1: Offense

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4.6 • 855 Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

In the first of a two-part series, we break down every offensive position group with a five-point review preview.

First, we look at Michigan's quarterbacks, taking a look at the group's 2019 grade, what worked for the group, what didn't work for the group, whether the arrow is pointing up, down or flat at the position heading into 2020 and what our biggest offseason question for the group is.

We then do the same for Michigan's running backs, receivers, tight ends and offensive linemen. Along the way, we differ on grades, dissect the legacy of departing players, offer some intel on incoming recruits, break down returning talent and read between the lines on young ascending players who might step into starting roles next season. We also look into the key offseason questions, ranging from developing stars to new positions to how certain players fit in Michigan's system.

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0:00.0	Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things, Michigan football, basketball, and recruiting.
0:06.7	This is a football episode. Getting back into it, doing some off-season stuff. I think this one will be fun. I think our listeners will like this.
0:14.2	We're going to do a look at the five major offensive position groups. We're going to assess a grade.
0:20.0	We're going to talk about what worked,
0:21.9	what didn't work, arrow pointing up or down, kind of a quick preview into the 2020 season,
0:28.3	and then the big off-season question. So, a lot to get into. Probably going to spend about a
0:35.1	minute, minute and a half on each little segment, but should be a fun fun episode, help you, help you, uh, you know, give you some of your
0:42.0	offseason fix.
0:43.0	This is the review, review, preview episode part one looking at Michigan's offense.
0:48.6	So Steve Lorenz is here with me.
0:50.0	I'm Zach Shaw.
0:51.2	Check at all of our stories.
0:52.3	We'll even do some more digging on these particular
0:54.5	topics over at the Michiganinsider.com and Michigan.247 sports.com. But we can go ahead and get
1:00.6	started first. Quarterback, you know, Shea Patterson, through for the second most yards in
1:06.3	Michigan football history, through 23 touchdowns. You know, his interceptions, I should probably have pulled up how many he had.
1:14.2	But it wasn't bad.
1:16.2	I mean, he ended up, I think, leaving Michigan with the best touchdown to interception ratio,
1:20.9	either the best or the second best quarterback efficiency rating,
1:24.7	you know, second best yards.
1:26.7	I think he, I believe he did not pass Devin Gardner in touchdowns, but still, top,
1:33.4	top six or seven in basically every passing category despite only playing two seasons.
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