Evolving Michigan's Offense

Things Discussed:

• Bryce: NO CEILING. Most talented quarterback in the history of the program.
• Offense will need to mitigate pass pro, Link was okay against a Keyshaun James-Newby. Think it'll be like 2023 offense.
• OL? Crippen's kind of game: more of a mental test than a physical one, because New Mexico had to slant and stunt etc.
• Will need to use Bryce's legs in Oklahoma.
• Chip: Made Michigan's normal stuff work. Everything is packaged now. Did a good job of keeping Bryce calm.
• Defense: UNM wasn't running sustainable offense. Payne and Etta took advantage of physical matchups, a little disappointed in the other DTs (UFR is coming at noon).
• What UNM was doing was playing 2-3 TEs to get Michigan's 5-2 personnel on the field so they could spread them out and attack Guy.
• Jyaire: Really good but for two bad plays.
• Eyes on Cole Sullivan and Nate Marshall.
• OKLAHOMA: Mateer is a Tate. He's going to have to make plays because their OL has some if's: both Ts should be back—sounds like those were both precautionary—but they might have to play a 2nd true freshman at RG (moving the RG to LG).
• Oklahoma offense is an RPO-fest: They find where you're outleveraged and make that guy's life hell. Can they do that against the Amoeba?