Depth Chart for Michigan
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DJ, Moulton, Phillips and Tyler Brown still missing. I'm thinking this is taken with a grain of salt.
Is this the first time Marcelo Vitti has been listed on the depth chart? Not a lot of true freshmen have been elevated by Parker.
Didn't Tyler Brown play last Saturday?
Yeah, which is why I don't think this will be what we see on the field. I am assuming DJ will be back, not sure on Moulton.
He was listed last week as OR with Styles. He was mentioned by Phil multiple times this spring, along with Jones, the secondary looks promising for the future.
This is the exact same depth chart as last week with the exception of the "OR" being removed from Hank and Heck at QB. I wouldn't even waste a grain of salt on it. It's Michigan week, we're going to give them next to nothing in terms of info....
First time I watched Bessinger warming up before kickoff and half time and that dude is a big QB. Like has some weight to him to. Wasn't expecting that for a freshman.
Also a sideline observation during UNI game. Tom Moore is on sideline and stays to the QB end of the field (north end) and on occasion when Kirk would wander down that way I would see Tom offering him up some observations, particularly during timeouts and Kirk was down there. He definitely aint there as a potted plant.
Haven't we learned yet that the depth chart is a reflection of the last game more so than the next? It has been this way for however long Kirk has released one.
That's what it looked like when he left the ISU game. Didn't he also hurt his shoulder last year?
He was drooping his right shoulder and arm down after that tackle. And he always wears some type of brace or device on that shoulder if you or others have noticed. I think KF or another team person mentioned it is an old injury.
I hope is able to go just for him to have the chance to tote the rock in the big house and maybe help get a victory. I am pretty confident with our other running backs if they get enough holes to run through but Kamari has the experience factor
Yes, it was mentioned by KF or another team coach it is an old injury. Hopefully just a stinger and he is good to go.
Iowa has plenty of talented RBs. As you suggest, the key is the O-line, as always. Open a bit of a hole, and whoever is at RB will make the most of it. No hole? It doesn't matter who the RB is, he's gonna get stuffed, just like vs. ISU.
The key is adapting also, in the 4th quarter against ISU the hawks ran more slants and somewhat like sweeps to the outside, outside the tackle position and we got a couple of 8 yard gains and it opened up some cutbacks for better run gains than the first 3 qtrs.
Lester likes to use the running backs and some receivers in the wide horizontal passing game which is like a long handoff. I hope we keep seeing the first down simple, fairly easy passes, the wide field passes to open receivers that are even a couple yards behind the LOS and also the run straight ahead but also wide runs with trap blocks and pulling linemen. I hope they can keep Mich off balance on defense.
That’s the thing - Moulton doesn’t need sizable holes like the others.
I see Jackson getting a good amount of touches because he, like Kamari, seems to have similar quickness in the absence of clear running lanes.
Gotta have a solid game plan this wknd to include an above average air attack. Come on, Hank!
Kirk just said they are optimistic about Moulton, Phillips, and DJ coming back this week.
Has sort of lower delivery throwing motion. Thankfully he is tall, but will see if he gets batted balls at the line.
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