Greg Mattison said “that team up north” and Michigan people flew into a tizzy (LINK).
Ian Boyd writes about “Positionless Offense and the 21 Spread” (LINK).
Bruce Feldman talks about the slot receiver position, a.k.a. “Who’s the next Julian Edelman?” (LINK).
Michigan’s running back situation is not…a healthy one (LINK).
Blitzology looks at a Baltimore Ravens overload fire zone pressure (LINK).
Daniel Popper looks inside the last few days of the AAF (LINK).
David Long gave up nothing in coverage this season. pic.twitter.com/vIePiy4uke
— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 3, 2019
There’s some pretty serious hype about Mike Sainristil (LINK).
Donovan Peoples-Jones and Michael Dwumfour are both injured (LINK). That’s not good. Peoples-Jones is a potential star, and Dwumfour plays a spot where there’s not much experience or depth.
Michigan is losing analyst Tanner Engstrand to Pep Hamilton’s XFL staff (LINK).
Via Bleacher Report, here’s a look through the eyes of Clemson wide receiver Justyn Ross on the draw of playing in the XFL instead of the NCAA (LINK).
I posted a rundown of Jim Harbaugh’s depth chart (LINK).
The AAF suspended all operations (LINK). I guess that means De’Veon Smith’s run of FMAOTW awards probably won’t be revived, at least not anytime soon (LINK).
Chris Hummer put together a pretty solid article on new offensive coordinator Josh Gattis (LINK).
Jim Harbaugh and other coaches reported somewhat of a depth chart earlier this week, with some interesting tidbits. Obviously, there are some injuries that are probably affecting this, so don’t shoot the messenger.
NOTE: Players listed are in order, unless a “/” exists, which indicates an unresolved competition.
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