Michigan Football vs Purdue: Key Takeaways from the Wolverines win
Gentry and McKeon are doing work
When it comes to the skill positions, there is no arguing that Michigan football has talent, but there is also no question, that the passing game should keep focusing on the tight ends.
Zach Gentry, a former quarterback, had another nice day against Purdue and a touchdown reception. At 6-6, with his athleticism, he is a mismatch, one that the Wolverines must keep exploiting.
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Sean McKeon is also off to a great start and is another guy that needs to keep getting the ball. Throws to the tight end are safe, but so far this season, they have been effective. Most of the big completions went to tight ends yesterday, so it’s something that should continue to be a focal point.
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A lot of people were curious how Michigan was going to replace Tarik Black, well more production from the tight ends, might end up being the answer.