Belleville (MI) product, Bryce Underwood, has yet to play a game for Michigan football, but he's already viewed as one of the most transcendent players to step foot in Ann Arbor. Not only did the Wolverines have the 131st-ranked passing offense last season -- while rotating between three quarterbacks -- but Underwood was the top-ranked recruit in the 2025 cycle.

Michigan football has a three-horse race for the quarterback position. Who will come out on top? Only the tape will tell.

The Wolverines didn't just manage to land five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood in the 2025 class and Mikey Keene via the transfer portal, but they brought in a new offensive coordinator in Chip Lindsey, who has a track record of producing balanced, high-powered offenses at multiple stops.

After going 8-5 in 2024, but with beating Ohio State, Alabama, and signing the No. 6 recruiting class, there is a ton of optimism surrounding Michigan football

Offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey is the man tasked with making sense of it all. Lindsey, who joined Michigan in December 2024, brings 27 years of coaching experience across the college football landscape,

That's because the Wolverines managed to flip No. 1 overall recruit Bryce Underwood from LSU, and suddenly the future was bright. Little did they know that upset victories over Ohio State and Alabama would be forthcoming after that blowout win against Northwestern.

Enter Chip Lindsey, who has had success at UCF, Auburn, and most recently, at North Carolina, overseeing those schools' offenses. Lindsey appeared on the In the Trenches podcast on Wednesday and shared a bit of his philosophy,

Coming in as the new Michigan football OC, Chip Lindsey shares his thoughts on the two big rivalries the Wolverines have.

Michigan offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey says he expecting intense battle at the quarterback position this spring.