It's hard to believe, but the 2025 Michigan football season is just a few weeks away. The Wolverines are in their second week of fall camp.
It's the dog days of August, as the saying goes, but it's the perfect time to build a championship-caliber football team.
Many have talked about Michigan as a potential College Football Playoff team. The truth is the Wolverines could surpass even that expectation. They could compete for a national championship. They have the talent.
Bryce Underwood needs to deliver. The offense in general needs to improve, which includes the offensive line. Double-digit wins, a victory over Ohio State, these things are all on the table, if all goes according to plan.
And looking back at the first week or so of Michigan football fall camp, here are five things we have learned about the Wolverines.
Quarterback has been upgraded
Regardless of who ends up being the starting quarterback, although we all know that it will be Bryce Underwood, the Wolverines have upgraded the quarterback position.
Even if Mikey Keene ended up being the starter, it would still be an upgrade over last season. Keene might not be an All-American be he threw for over 200 yards last season against Michigan. He could throw the ball down the field.
The Wolverines offense will be much better if he directs it, after throwing for over 8,000 yards in his career. He also led the Mountain West in passing last season with over 2,800.
However, as long as everything goes to plan, and nothing happens to Underwood, he should start every game, beginning with New Mexico. Still, from 1-3, the quarterback position is deeper, more epxerienced, and much more talented this season.
That much is clear.