The annual spring game is in the books for Michigan football, and we now have a better idea of who will be contributing to the 2022 team.
Though it’s not an exact science, given that it wasn’t the No. 1 offense on the field vs. the No. 2 defense — as some spring games go — we saw a handful of guys get more plays than others, while many took advantage of said opportunities.
Now that the dust has settled, we’re exploring the offensive side of the ball and what it could look like come fall if everything remains somewhat static. Though several players played other positions on Saturday, here’s our best guess as to the offensive depth chart across all positions.
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