The Michigan Wolverines have a ton of new pieces to break in this year on both sides of the ball and without the benefit of spring practices to do it. Now, they may very well return to preparations in July should a season be determined to officially be taking place, but it begs the question as to how they will be able to build on 2019’s offensive progress with so many new faces and so little time.
Last season, Michigan had the No. 68 total offense in America and ranked 50th in passing (250.8 yards per game) and No.