The change in leadership from Jim Harbaugh to Sherrone Moore has brought some changes to the Michigan football offense. While Moore’s offense is similar to what Harbaugh has run, there may be some upgrades with Kirk Campbell being promoted to offensive coordinator. Campbell, who was previously the quarterbacks coach, showed off an enhanced passing game in Week 1 of the 2023 season and is now in charge of the entire offensive operation.
Campbell wants to maintain the physical nature that Michigan has played with in recent years but also introduce more explosive plays to the offense. He believes in giving playmakers the ball and letting them showcase their talent on the field. This philosophy extends beyond just the skill positions, as Michigan’s quarterback competition is heating up. Despite multiple candidates vying for the starting role, Campbell is excited about the talent on the roster and is eager to see who emerges as the best fit for the position.
Michigan will have a quick turnaround to fine-tune their offense and solidify the quarterback position as they kick off their season on Aug. 31. With the new regime in place, fans are eager to see how the offense will evolve under Moore and Campbell’s leadership.
