INTEL — Michigan defense, special teams, and more heading into the WMU game, ITF PART II
Summary
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Michigan insiders expect the defense to be very good but are still watching whether it has enough top-end talent to become elite, especially at defensive end.
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Cameron Brandt reportedly stepped up against the run during camp, while John Henry Daley is healthy and experienced but must prove he can hold up against Big Ten tackles.
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Michigan is emphasizing defensive tackle penetration, but sources questioned whether the interior has enough quickness even though Enow Etta and Trey Pierce have the size to handle blocks.
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Linebacker was described as a camp surprise led by Chase Taylor, with Nathaniel Staehling viewed as a gritty transfer who can help the room.
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Michigan expects Smith Snowden to play nickel with Zeke Berry and Jyaire Hill, while Rod Moore is healthy enough to play but still settling back toward his pre-injury form.
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