Coming into the 2024 season, the biggest unknown for the Michigan football program is the quarterback position.
Many football fans from Michigan have been concerned about it. The starting quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines might even arrive via the transfer portal, according to one ESPN analyst. I explained to you why I think that won’t happen.
Talking about obtaining a quarterback through the transfer portal is simple, until you consider the quarterbacks that are out there. It’s a difficult situation. Tyler Buchner was Alabama’s big addition last spring, though there might be one or two more. Payton Thorne, acquired by Auburn from Michigan State, was an average player.
A subpar quarterback is all Michigan football fans can find in the gateway. Will is among the selected starters who do not access the transfer portal.
Michigan football’s spring quarterback update
Accessing the link carries some risk, and although Michigan football players aren’t concerned about the quarterback, fans and analysts are.
The sophomore tight end, Colston Loveland, expressed his belief on Wednesday that the quarterbacks will stand up when necessary.
According to Loveland, via The Wolverine, “it’s a great point, finding that chemistry between the competition.” However, the competition comes first. It’s off to a wonderful start. Everybody has an equal chance of getting the job. We still have time. It’s a spring ball. We also have the entire summer to get it perfect. Hopefully, though, we only discover that. Nobody here seems concerned about who will start at quarterback, in my opinion.I can’t answer that question right now; we’ll see when it comes to the starting quarterback. Loveland mentioned the positive things that could be said about Alex Orji, Davis Warren, and Jayden Denegal. There have been whispers that Orji and Warren have been the best quarterbacks in fall camp thus far, according to Chris Balas of The Wolverine, but it’s early as Loveland said. Orji’s running ability and arm talent have been mentioned by multiple coaches and players. He needs to polish his game, but one way or another, he’s going to play a part in the coming season. Orji was on the field against Ohio State and in the College Football Playoff when the Wolverines had J.J. McCarthy, so even
