5 things we have learned from Michigan Football fall camp
There’s no lack of playmakers
Colston Loveland has been a hot topic of conservation this offseason and he seems poised for a breakout season for Michigan football in 2023.
Loveland excelled in creating explosive plays down the stretch with at least one reception of 20 yards or more in each of the last four Big Ten games.
Making contested catches was a big part of that and Jim Harbaugh told the Big Ten Network that the sophomore has been “impressive.”
Jim Harbaugh on BTN, discussing Colston Loveland: "He's had these contested catches all camp long that have been really impressive."
— Clayton Sayfie (@CSayf23) August 15, 2023
Loveland and AJ Barner will be one of the best tight-end duos in the country, but Roman Wilson has also shown out this spring. Balas reported that Wilson had a strong performance in the scrimmage on Saturday.
Wide receiver has been a question mark, but when you toss in the development of guys like Wilson, Cornelius Johnson, Tyler Morris, and Darrius Clemson, as well as the tight ends and running backs like Donovan Edwards — it’s clear Michigan football doesn’t lack for talent.
In terms of go-to guys — it feels like there are too many to choose from especially since Tyler Morris has emerged. But Loveland and Wilson are sure to be featured.