Behind the Uniform with Andrew Marsh: New Michigan Offense, New Freedom, and Big Expectations
- Andrew Marsh said his chemistry with Bryce Underwood has reached another level after the pair trained together around the country during the offseason.
- Jason Beck's new offense is expected to throw more often and give receivers greater freedom to adjust, separate and create explosive plays.
- Marsh expects to move throughout the formation and believes he is stronger, faster and more technically complete after offseason work that included training with Jameson Williams.
- Marsh set a 1,000-yard receiving goal, while also highlighting JJ Buchanan, Jaime Ffrench and Nathaniel Staehling as pieces in a deeper and more versatile skill group.
- Marsh said Kyle Whittingham has brought more structure to the program and that Michigan's offense was already operating at full speed before spring practice began.
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