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Data outlines Michigan football's offensive woes. And it's not on the players

Statistical analysis from Bill Radjewski indicates that Michigan's offensive struggles this season are primarily rooted in coaching strategy rather than player talent. Despite returning a veteran core, the team has regressed in 17 of 18 performance metrics compared to last year, with the squad now ranking 135th nationally in explosive plays of 20 yards or more.

The offense has particularly faltered on early downs, causing a significant drop in success rates and forcing the team into difficult third-down situations. While the offensive line has faced criticism, data suggests the primary issue lies with the new play-calling approach, which has left the Wolverines near the bottom of the Power Four in nearly every major efficiency category.

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