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Then it would be an indisputable indictment on Michigan's outdated approach to football. In my reply to Cincy and BBA, I've expounded on my frustrations. It's high time Michigan Football adapts.

Posted on September 9, 2026 at 10:17:08 AM by Rose Bowl Champion (edited September 9, 2026 at 10:23:18 AM)

As I pointed out, LSU didn't become less physical by making far better use of the athletic WRs and TEs.

I'm not arguing Michigan should become an air raid offense. But we should be churning out QBs that put up 3300 yards and 30+ passing TDs in a regular season. That's 275 passing yards per game. If we can't expect that much, then why would any QB with aspirations of becoming a franchise QB choose to play for Michigan? There are exponentially better college alternatives for their development and showcasing performance.

Too often Air Raid offenses put up season stat lines like the following: 4300 yards and 1900 rushing yards. (And the inability to run the ball haunts them in big games.)

Michigan can be balanced and should aspire for something like: 3500+ passing yards and 3100+ rushing yards.

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