As the 2025 season approaches, the Michigan Wolverines still have several questions to answer. One of the biggest storylines is the quarterback competition, where Bryce Underwood and Jadyn Davis are battling for the starting job. While Underwood appears to be the favorite, his performance was far from perfect, completing just 12 passes for 187 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Underwood’s dynamic potential and elite arm talent were on full display, but the competition will continue through fall camp, leaving the starting quarterback position uncertain until the week of the first game. The team is also looking for a go-to wide receiver, where Donaven McCulley might be a candidate after a solid spring performance.
The secondary has immense talent, but roles are still being defined. Jyaire Hill and Zeke Berry are solidified as cornerbacks, while Jeremiah Lowe and Tevis Metcalf emerged as standout performers in the spring game, combining for three interceptions.
In the trenches, the right guard position is open, with Nathan Efobi currently favored to start. The left tackle spot is also up for grabs, with Evan Link and Andrew Babalola vying for the starting role, while Brady Norton could factor into the mix later on. Overall, the 2025 season will be shaped by these unresolved questions and storylines.
Source: https://www.maizenbrew.com/2025/4/20/24411965/michigan-wolverines-football-biggest-questions-bryce-underwood-jadyn-davis-spring-game-andrew-marsh