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Michigan is still in the running for several guys who are playmakers. Besides, after Denard we have another dual threat qb who will be taking over. So his running ability will take some of the pressure off WR's and RB's as they continue to develop. I think a lot of people that aren't familiar with Michigan think that after Denard we are going to have a slow qb who runs a 5.5 40. That's not the case.

Your on the tBB, ive said multiple times I feel Morris is a great QB and should always be considered one of the top in the nation. Thats one player tho.

I think Gardner is the perfect transition quaterback from the offense we run now to a more traditional pro-style.

As for playmakers I'm not concerned. We picked up some solid ones last year like Funchess, Darboh, and Chesson and we're in on a lot of good ones this year.

I'm excited for Norfleet because I think he can help in our return game. We haven't had a real threat to break one there in a while.

I am drinking the blue kool aid. Awesome. Were is # 16 ?.

Who the hell are your playmakers? You pulled a couple of top RBs last year but your WRs were nothing special. And this year you have neither so far. You already admitted we are likely to pull Isaac and Treadwell, so I'd say we are doing at least as well as OSU. If anything, your OP smacks of concern on your part. We pulled an excellent class last year and are on track to do even better this year. Go back to your board and report that we are very happy and stop trolling our board.

Hey man, Dunn is going to tear it up as a power back in Meyer's speed oriented spread offense.

As everyone stated we are seriously trying to build up our depth at the lines. I also believe that by landing a few top play-makers now along with depth at those positions will set us up better for the future. WR and RB are the top 2 positions where a true freshman can come in and contribute immediately. The lines are the most important positions to fill first in a coaches tenure, so they can have time to adjust and learn the schemes and positions. Once the line depth gets to where it needs to be you can throw in a stud frosh or two along with the depth players and thats how you win. Inside then out.

tl;dr We build our lines, get some depth and throw in a play-maker or two, then we can focus future classes more on Skill positions and add top talent to the lines

To be fair the guys we are recruiting now probalby won't be playing much with Fitz since he will be a 5th year when these guys are true frosh.

I guess some may just consider "skill" guys as QB, RB, and WR. We have our QB and will be getting our top WR and RB in the remaining spots.

Thanks for not flaming...Question for you..How many playmakers do the Bucky's have? The last time I checked, your 2013 class is lucky enough to still be in the top 10...no flame.

This is almost without question the case of a kid who could get that elusive 4 star bump his senior year. Good lookin kid for sure. Congrats.