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5 things to watch for Michigan football against Washington

Here are five things to watch ahead of Michigan football's national championship rematch.

By Chris Peterson

Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore celebrates a play with Michigan running back Donovan Edwards and Michigan quarterback Alex Orji during first-half action between Michigan and Minnesota at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024.
Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore celebrates a play with Michigan running back Donovan Edwards and Michigan quarterback Alex Orji during first-half action between Michigan and Minnesota at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. / Eric Seals / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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Special teams could be a factor

Both teams have been pedestrian when it comes to return yardage and one thing you can say about this Michigan football team is that the special teams haven't dropped off at all.

Dominic Zvada hasn't missed a kick this season and last week, the Wolverines blocked a punt to help set up a touchdown. Washington has had some issues though. The Huskies missed three field goals last week and Grady Gross has four misses so far this season.

We'll see if it becomes a factor but I have a hunch that both teams will be attempting multiple field goals on Saturday night and I'd rather be the Wolverines than the Huskies in that situation.

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