ESPN questions Michigan's 2025 WRs after a weak 2024. Can transfers and freshmen step up for Bryce Underwood? See the ...

Any time a position group goes through a season like Michigan football’s wide receivers did in 2024, there’s often one inevitable silver lining: the only way to go is up.

It was a rough season for the wide receivers in Ann Arbor, to say the least. Here is our review of the receiver room for the Michigan Football team in 2024: ...

One of the most intriguing position groups for Michigan heading into fall camp is at wide receiver. The Wolverines lost their top two wideouts from last season - Roman Wilson and Cornelius Johnson ...

How the Michigan football wide receiver room is preparing to rebound from a quiet season The Michigan Wolverines didn't get much production from their wide receiver room in 2024, as the group ...

He is the 793rd-ranked recruit and the 119th-ranked wide receiver in the 2025 class. After getting Browder into the fold, Michigan now has three receivers committed in its 2025 class.

If Michigan football's new assistant wide receivers coach Erik Campbell, who is more affectionately referred to around the program as "Soup," ever wants another job, Ron Bellamy knows exactly what ...

Through four games, the Michigan wide receivers are barely a part of the offense. They're okay with that, as long as the team keeps winning.

In the same vein, Michigan recently hosted 2027 wide receiver Travis Johnson, a 6-foot-3, 180-pound receiver who is already considered a composite 4-star talent.

Michigan football's wide receivers can only go up after last year's poor showing. Are they ready to do it?