As the Michigan Wolverines approach their 2025 spring game, the offensive lineup is taking shape with a blend of experienced transfers and promising young talent. Here’s an updated projection of the two-deep depth chart for the offense:Quarterback starter: Mikey Keene backup: Bryce Underwood Mikey Keene, a transfer with starting experience and familiarity with offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey’s system from their time at UCF, is poised to lead the offense. His experience provides a steady presence as the team integrates new talent. Behind him, freshman phenom Bryce Underwood is the quarterback of the future. While Underwood’s potential is immense, he’ll benefit from development time before taking the reins. Running Back starters: Justice Haynes and Jordan Marshall depth: Ben Hall, Micah Ka’apana the backfield boasts depth and versatility. Justice Haynes, an Alabama transfer, brings a physical running style, complementing sophomore Jordan Marshall’s agility and vision. This duo is expected to share carries, providing a balanced attack. Ben Hall offers additional power, while Micah Ka’apana adds speed and receiving capabilities out of the backfield. Wide Receiver X Receiver: Fredrick Moore backup: Peyton O’Leary y Receiver: Semaj Morgan backup: I’Marion Stewart Z Receiver: Tyler Morris backup: C.J. Charleston with the departure of key receivers to the NFL, the receiving corps is in a transition phase. Tyler Morris is anticipated to step into a leading role, utilizing his speed and route-running precision. Semaj Morgan, previously utilized in specialized plays, is expected to have an expanded role. Fredrick Moore’s development will be crucial on the outside, with backups like O’Leary, Stewart, and Charleston providing depth and competition. Tight End starter: Colston Loveland backup: Max Bredeson or Marlin Klein colston Loveland stands out as a premier tight end, leading returning Power Five tight ends in receiving yards and yards per route run. His role as a primary target is expected to grow. Max Bredeson offers reliable blocking and versatility, while Marlin Klein is viewed as a high-upside talent who could emerge as a significant contributor. Offensive Line left Tackle (LT): Myles Hinton backup: Jeffrey Persi left Guard (LG): Josh Priebe backup: Dominick Giudice center (C): Greg Crippen backup: Raheem Anderson right Guard (RG): Giovanni El-Hadi backup: Evan Link Right Tackle (RT): Andrew Gentry backup: Tristan Bounds the offensive line is undergoing a significant overhaul, replacing all five starters from the previous season. Myles Hinton and Northwestern transfer Josh Priebe are expected to solidify the left side, bringing experience and stability. Greg Crippen, with game experience at center, is the frontrunner for the starting spot, though competition from Raheem Anderson remains. Giovanni El-Hadi is projected at right guard, with the right tackle position likely contested between Andrew Gentry and Tristan Bounds. This unit’s cohesion will be pivotal for the offense’s success. As the Wolverines prepare for the spring game, these projections highlight a team in transition but with substantial potential. The blend of seasoned transfers and emerging talent sets the stage for an intriguing offensive evolution in the upcoming season.
