Michigan football seeks offensive overhaul before Penn State game

After a 3-2 start, Michigan’s offense has lagged behind its defense, averaging 23.0 points and 315.8 yards per game. The team’s record and yardage place it 105th nationally, and fans and coaches alike have called for a change before the upcoming Penn State matchup.

The article highlights the Rhino position as a key area for improvement. Defensive lineman Manuel Beigel has been the primary starter, with backup Avery Gach playing 28 of 49 snaps. Adjusting the Rhino’s deployment could strengthen the run game and free up targets for quarterback Bryce Underwood.

Coaching staff also plans to evaluate quarterback options, explore adding Andrew Babalola to the line, and increase tight‑end and receiver involvement. These adjustments aim to boost rushing yards and create more passing opportunities for the Wolverines.

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