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Previously: Offense. DEFENSIVE END A paring of Derrick Moore and Josiah Stewart might not be particularly far off the legendary Hutchinson-Ojabo pairing from 2021. Stewart and Moore were already Michigan's top edge guys per PFF, and they were more or less indistinguishable from the departed Braiden McGregor and Jaylen Harrell in UFR grading. Neither was exactly a star in 2023, but it's not hard to extrapolate them from very good rotation players into stars with another year of developm...

Is this where we come to talk about the slants?  Usually we take care of some housekeeping first. UFR GLOSSARY is here. FORMATION NOTES: Nebraska used a lot of them with varied personnel. This fullback (#16, Janiran Bonner) is more of a 6'2"/220 running back so I counted him as a back, but he also lined up at TE and WR. Michigan responded to him with their 5-2 personnel. There was also a 3-3-5 look from Michigan I called a 30 stack. SUBSTITUTION NOTES: The starters were done after 20-...

I haven't done a mailbag since January, so it was about time to take questions from all you fine people. I put a post up on the board late last week soliciting questions and then spent the weekend answering them. There were a lot of good ones and some of the responses got really long, so I decided to break this summer mailbag into two pieces, one today and one tomorrow, answering as many questions as I can.     We’ve been spoiled with excellent and seasoned kicking and punting for a wh...

No, we're not doing this for every kid who enters the transfer portal. However, Rogers is from Detroit (Oak Park), he's a 5* NG who Michigan recruited until the "pull" from the SEC was just too much. He was a c/o 2020 (and we didn't land an interior DL that year). https://247sports.com/Player/Justin-Rogers-91684/high-school-176012/ He'd provide some quality depth with Mazi heading to the NFL.