Lindsay Budin

After being sidelined for the first five weeks of the season, Michigan QB Jack Tuttle took over against Washington. With a bye week upon us, Tuttle now has an opportunity to reflect on last week's performance and get more reps in.

Several players from the 2023 Michigan football team transferred out of the program this offseason. Midway through the season, how have those players fared with their new teams? We take a look:

Back in 2006, then-Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr reached out to Bret Bielema during his first season as head coach of Wisconsin to give him guidance. Today, Bielema still takes that conversation to heart:

In his first season at Michigan State, head coach Jonathan Smith will get his first taste of the in-state rivalry when the Wolverines and Spartans play on Saturday. He appears confident heading into the game, despite not knowing which QB to prepare for:

Despite being a true freshman, tight end Hogan Hansen is already making an impact for Michigan when he's been given opportunities. With tight end Marlin Klein dealing with an injury, Hogan may be called on more against Michigan State this Saturday:

As No. 1 Oregon heads to Michigan this Saturday, Ducks coach Dan Lanning is looking forward to the challenge the Wolverines present. Specifically, he's preparing for Michigan's two-headed QB and the run defense.

With No. 8 Indiana undefeated and unranked Michigan sitting at 5-4, a lot has changed since the Wolverines' 52-7 victory over the Hoosiers last season. Still, first-year head coach Curt Cignetti and Indiana are not underestimating Michigan:

Despite the incredibly high likelihood that Michigan's defense will lose a number of star players to the NFL Draft, defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is confident the Wolverines will be able to bounce back from the roster turnover:

The Michigan Wolverines have revealed their uniform combination for Saturday's matchup with No. 8 Illinois. Here's what the team will be wearing for its third road game of the season:

Facing an offense fueled by its run game, Northwestern coach David Braun understands the impact Michigan's rushing game has and recognizes the Wildcats can't triumph without stopping it: