All-Time Season Passing Touchdown Leaders

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10Jan 2021
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All-Time Season Passing Touchdown Leaders

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Elvis Grbac (image via The News-Herald)
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Here’s a look at the top passing touchdown leaders for any single season in Michigan history:

  1. 25 – Elvis Grbac (1991)
  2. 25 – Chad Henne (2004)
  3. 24 – John Navarre (2003)
  4. 23 – Chad Henne (2005)
  5. 23 – Shea Patterson (2019)
  6. 22 – Chad Henne (2006)
  7. 22 – Chad Henne (2018)
  8. 21 – Elvis Grbac (1990)
  9. 21 – John Navarre (2002)
  10. 21 – Devin Gardner (2013)
  11. 20 – Tom Brady (1999)
  12. 20 – Jake Rudock (2015)
  13. 20 – Denard Robinson (2011)
  14. 19 – John Navarre (2001)
  15. 18 – Jim Harbaugh (1985)
  16. 18 – Drew Henson (2000)
  17. 18 – Denard Robinson (2010)
  18. 18 – Wilton Speight (2016)
  19. 17 – Rick Leach (1978)
  20. 17 – Elvis Grbac (1992)
  21. 17 – Todd Collins (1993)
  22. 17 – Brian Griese (1997)
  23. 17 – Chad Henne (2007)

It’s pretty impressive that Chad Henne, Michigan’s career leader in passing touchdowns, has all four of his seasons in the top seven in Michigan history.

Here are some Elvis Grbac to remind you of his exploits:

8Jan 2021
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2021 Recruiting Update: January 8, 2021

Ovie Oghoufo (image via 247 Sports)

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Da’Qualen “D.Q.” James – RB – Lancaster (TX) Lancaster: James is a 5’7″, 180 lb. prospect who’s committed to Hawaii. He did not sign during the early signing period, but Michigan has not extended an offer yet. He’s a 3-star, the #20 all-purpose back, and #1781 overall. As a senior in 2020, he ran the ball 82 times for 1,404 yards and 22 touchdowns. Personally, I know Michigan needs defensive tackles and cornerbacks, but aside from that, I don’t mind late additions of “athletes” who can come in and play a variety of positions.

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4Jan 2021
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2021 Recruiting Update: January 4, 2021

Owen Carney (#99, image via News-Gazette)

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Owen Carney – DE – Illinois: Carney announced he would be transferring from Illinois. He’s a 6’3″, 260-pounder who made 27 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks in 2020. With Kwity Paye leaving Michigan for the NFL and no clear-cut star waiting in the wings, Carney could potentially come in and take Paye’s spot. Carney is originally from Miami (FL) Central.

Mohamed Diallou – DT – Central Michigan: Diallo is a 6’4″, 305 lb. tackle who made 18 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, and 3 sacks during the 2020 campaign. He’s originally from Ontario, Canada.

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Derrick Tangelo – DT – Duke: The transfer tackle committed to Penn State.