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I am a graduate of Central Michigan University with a major in Journalism and a minor in Sports Management. I have written about sports for multiple sports websites, covering the NFL, NCAA, UFC, and much more.
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Five years ago it was the best news any Michigan football fan could ask for. Its former starting quarterback-turned-head coach Jim Harbaugh was coming back home to coach the football team. Michigan had been struggling with former head coaches Rich Rodriguez and Brady Hoke, but Harbaugh was going to change that.
While there still is another game on the schedule for the 2019 Michigan football team, that doesn't mean it's too early to talk about the 2020 season. It's December and that season doesn't start until next September, so while this preview won't be an in-depth edition, it'll still get your mind onto what the future could bring next season.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - It's the end of the 2017 season and Michigan is coming off an 8-5 season and a bowl game loss to South Carolina. Fans are mixed about the starting quarterback position. Plenty of people were glad that John O'Korn was graduating, but some weren't sold on freshman Brandon Peters as being the guy for 2018.
The Michigan football program has turned around since Jim Harbaugh has come in as head coach in 2015. While things have been better than they were before, things aren't exactly how fans want it to be.
Go back the past decade of quarterbacks who have played for Michigan and the list is long. While I didn't touch on EVERY quarterback that has played at least a snap in Ann Arbor, I focused more on the ones who appeared in double-digit games and did more than just come in to kneel or hand the ball off to the running back.
Since 2015, Michigan fans have clamored about head coach Jim Harbaugh. He helped build up San Diego Football in 2004 by starting his first year going 7-5, finishing the season on a five-game winning streak and in 2005 he would go 11-1 and winning the Pioneer Football League championship and 2006 would be the same story.
This is probably the hardest thing I have ever had to write in my entire life. Doing so on Fathers' Day makes it even more difficult, but in an odd way, it makes it easier as well. Trying to get such a jumble of thoughts and feelings out when everything is so fresh...
Back in March, we here at DetroitLionsPodcast.com talked about Matthew Stafford's passer rating, and just last week we talked about how good Stafford is in the red zone. Now it is time to sum it all together and paint the bigger portrait of Matthew Stafford.