At Michigan’s recent pro day, incoming freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood garnered high praise from outgoing players, highlighting his potential impact on the Wolverines’ football program.
Player Testimonials
Former Michigan quarterback Davis Hall lauded Underwood’s talent, stating, “I think he’s a very good talent, probably one of the best that Michigan has seen in a while.” Hall expressed optimism about Underwood’s development, adding, “I feel like the future is bright here with him over the next couple of years to lead the offense.”
Cornerback Will Johnson, who shares a Michigan hometown with Underwood, praised his decision to join the Wolverines, “I think he has a special role on this team, and he’ll do a lot of great things here.”
Underwood’s Impressive High School Career
Underwood joins Michigan after a standout career at Belleville High School, where he started as quarterback for four years. He led the team to two Division I MHSAA State Championships in 2021 and 2022, achieving a 50-4 career record. Over his high school tenure, Underwood accumulated 12,919 all-purpose yards, including 11,488 passing yards and 179 total touchdowns.
Recruitment Highlights
His recruitment was notably competitive; LSU coach Brian Kelly expressed dissatisfaction with the influence of money in recruiting, particularly regarding Underwood’s reported $10.5 million NIL offer from Michigan.
Looking Ahead
With Underwood’s arrival, Michigan anticipates a bright future. As Hall noted, “I feel like the future is bright here with him over the next couple of years to lead the offense.”
