Michigan football: 3 Best qualities of the Wolverines offense

Michigan football is blessed with some of the best football players from around the nation and here are the three best qualities of the offense.

Outside of the games against Ohio State and Florida, Michigan football‘s defense performed admirably, ranking as one of the best in all of college football.

Don Brown’s unit featured future NFL draft picks in Rashan Gary, Devin Bush, Chase Winovich, and David Long. All top playmakers who will make a significant difference at the next level.

Despite the big-name losses, Brown isn’t changing his aggressive nature.

“The one thing I can tell you is we’re more prepared versatility-wise in coverage,” he said. “But the aggressive nature will never change. And in fact, I’d like it to be more aggressive.”

But we’re not here to talk about the defense; this is about the offense. The revitalized revamped and renovated offense which will be lead solely by Josh Gattis, the first-time signal-caller.

“As far as my confidence level, it’s extremely high,” Gattis said. “I’ve prepared for this opportunity. There’s been coordinators out there that have been coordinators for 20 years and aren’t successful. It’s not because they’ve been coordinators for 20 years. It’s because they’re not putting their kids in a position to be successful.”

Being successful is something that Gattis says must happen every day, not just on game day.

“So you win the game Monday through Friday, and that’s something I’ve taken a tremendous amount of pride in throughout the years, is making sure I’m a big part of the game-plan process at the places I’ve been.,” Gattis stated.

However, the measurable success will happen on the field, and even if Josh calls the wrong play a few times this year, this gifted offense should be able to recover from just about anything.

Here’s a look at the three best qualities of this Michigan offense.