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Michigan football depth chart projection following spring and transfer portal

Now that we know the Michigan football roster for the 2024 season, here's our post-spring, post-portal depth chart projection for the Wolverines.

By Chris Peterson

Blue Team quarterback Alex Orji (10) makes a pass against Maize Team during the second half of the spring game at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, April 20, 2024.
Blue Team quarterback Alex Orji (10) makes a pass against Maize Team during the second half of the spring game at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, April 20, 2024. / Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK
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Offensive line

Starters: Myles Hinton, Josh Priebe, Greg Crippen, Giovanni El-Hadi, Andrew Gentry

Top Backups: Jeff Persi, Raheem Anderson, Evan Link, Tristan Bounds, Dominick Giudice, Nathen Efobi

It feels like the only position up for grabs going into fall camp is right tackle. Myles Hinton will start on the left side and if he can finally realize his potential, he might be the best left tackle Michigan football has had during this recent run of success.

Hinton has all the tools to be a first-round pick as Kirk Campbell said this spring. Even though Grant Newsome has taken over as the O-line coach, if any program had get it out of Hinton, it's Michigan.

Michigan football won the Joe Moore Award in 2021 and 2022. The Wolverines were elite up front again in 2023, and despite losing all five starters, this group should be fine. Priebe was an All-Big Ten selection. Crippen and El-Hadi have been good enough to start games, but have been stuck behind an incredibly deep offensive line the past couple of years.

Gentry is a concern at right tackle but he was a former top-100 recruit. He looked more of the part this spring. There were some struggles but again, I believe in the coaching staff's ability to develop offensive lineman.

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