Previewing Michigan’s seven biggest position battles at stake in spring practices
However, there are also other places that are actually up for grabs. We examine the prospects, the struggle in progress, our first predictions for how it will turn out, and the opinions of coaches as we delve into Michigan’s most significant and intriguing position battles this spring. By the end of spring practices, not all of them will have a certain winner, but during the course of the following month, all of these positions will be up for grabs, with several players
The fight is the most significant and unpredictable event on this list. This could really be a five-player contest involving Tuttle, Orji, Denegal, Warren, and Davis, according to coaches and leaving players.
With 119 career completions, 1,031 throwing yards, and six touchdowns, Tuttle, a second-year graduate transfer from Indiana starting his seventh season of collegiate football, has by far the most experience of the group. He was Michigan’s No. 2 last season,
Orji and Denegal, two athletic redshirt sophomores, will also be very important this spring. They have great talent, are familiar with the system, and now have the chance to prove themselves after making just six passes in total over the previous two seasons. Orji is regarded as the team’s best athlete and a true running threat thanks to his rocket arm.
Orji is regarded as the team’s best athlete and a true running threat thanks to his rocket arm. Despite being a good athlete, Denegal is thought to be a more sophisticated and superior passer. While Davis is a high-potential early enrollee who still has a ways to go before securing the starting position,
