Michigan Football Coaches Discuss Spring Practice Progress

As Michigan football progresses through its spring practices, head coach Sherrone Moore highlighted the team's depth and competition, particularly on the defensive line and the offensive line, where players are being rotated to assess their capabilities. Moore expressed optimism about the recovery of key players and the integration of early enrollees like quarterback Bryce Underwood, who are adapting well to the program. The Wolverines are also adjusting to the presence of new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, who emphasized the importance of tailoring the offense to fit the strengths of the players. With a familiar defensive lineup returning, the team is poised for a productive spring as they prepare for the upcoming 2025 season. The practice sessions are crucial for establishing the starting lineup as players compete for positions. Overall, the atmosphere is positive, with coaches noting a strong work ethic among the players.