Team 145 for Michigan Football is starting to take shape.
With the transfer portal window closed for everyone but grad transfers and the NFL declaration deadline passed, we now know who has left and stayed for 2024.
Michigan could still address some needs in the transfer portal, but this is how the depth chart currently projects weeks before spring camp.
Who are the projected starters? Where could Michigan look in the portal? Who are the breakout candidates in 2024?
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Who replaces JJ McCarthy at quarterback? Will Michigan add a veteran in the transfer portal? Will freshman Jadyn Davis be a part of the competition?
Can Donovan Edwards become consistent as RB1? Will Kalel Mullings get significant carries, arguably RB1? Who is the breakout RB in 2024, Hall, Cabana, Marshall? Could Cabana get reps at WR?
Are Tyler Morris and Semaj Morgan ready to lead the wide receivers? Can Fred Moore be WR-X or will Michigan continue to search in the transfer portal? Is it finally Peyton O'Leary SZN?
How good can Colston Loveland be in 2024? Will there be a bigger role for Max Bredeson? Will Marlin Klein step up as TE2? Is there a breakout freshman star among Brady Prieskorn and Hogan Hansen?
Can Myles Hinton become a consistent starting tackle? Will Michigan look to the portal for tackle help? Can Giovanni El-Hadi and Josh Priebe replace Zinter and Keegan? Who starts at center? Which young OL will break the two-deep?
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