Michigan TE Zack Marshall apologizes after he ripped OC Jason Beck in leaked texts
Key Points:
- The Michigan Wolverines have struggled this season, starting 3-0 but losing their last two games and falling out of the top 25 rankings.
- The team's offense, led by quarterback Bryce Underwood, ranks 105th nationally in points per game, with Underwood having only five touchdowns and four interceptions through five games.
- Tight end Zack Marshall attracted attention after leaked texts revealed him criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck and the offensive strategy, blaming Beck for limiting Underwood's development.
- Marshall apologized publicly for his comments, acknowledging he made inappropriate remarks out of frustration and expressing commitment to the team and university.
- In the leaked messages, Marshall accused Beck of devaluing tight ends, criticized the offensive scheme for being predictable, and stated that Beck's play-calling negatively impacts Underwood's performance.