The wide receiver position has been a bit of a bugaboo for Michigan in recent memory. Under Jim Harbaugh and now Sherrone Moore, Michigan has made running the ball a priority, and that philosophy has devalued Michigan in the eyes of prospective top tier receiving talent.
The Wolverines’ failure to obtain elite wide receiver talent all changed — at least on paper — when they signed Andrew Marsh (No. 82 overall) in the 2025 class. Marsh is Michigan’s first wide receiver in the top-100 overall players since 2017 (Donovan Peoples-Jones and Oliver Martin), according to 247Sports’ composite.
While his ranking is impressive, his film is even more so.