Sherrone Moore updates Michigan’s key players’ injuries.

This season, Michigan Football has been fortunate to largely avoid major injuries to important players. Throughout the season, Michigan has been able to regain full health despite having multiple injuries on the roster at the beginning of the year.

LaDarius Henderson, the left tackle, was sidelined for the first time since taking over the starting position against Nebraska, which meant that Michigan entered the game seriously injured. Despite dealing with an issue during warm-ups, quarterback JJ McCarthy participated in the entire game. Roman Wilson was substituted from the game after taking a hard hit in the opening quarter. Later on in the game, he was observed interacting with his teammates on the sidelines, and Sherrone Moore

disclosed that he had been removed from the game as a precaution. Myles Hinton, the tackle who had replaced Henderson, also had to be helped off the field during the game due to a frightening knee injury.

Moore responded quickly when questioned about the injury status of these players during his Monday media appearance.

Moore stated that Wilson, Henderson, and Hinton “Should be good to go” against Ohio State.

This is fantastic news because Wilson, who was probably missed against Maryland, has been Michigan’s obvious wide receiver this season. Henderson’s prior remarks suggested that he would return this week. Throughout the season, Hinton has remained a crucial component for heavy packages and depth.

Regarding JJ McCarthy, Moore remarked, “He’s eager to get to work and feels the best he’s ever felt.”

McCarthy gave a status report.

“Doing incredibly well. Although last week wasn’t easy, the treatment has gone well and is on schedule.

Although McCarthy’s exact injury is unknown, Josh Henschke of our staff has revealed that it dates back to the week before Maryland practise. In every aspect, McCarthy is the Michigan offense’s leader. Michigan’s success has been largely attributed to his ability to create and transform broken plays into big plays. McCarthy has occasionally seemed limited, both in terms of play calls and his reluctance to rush, but Moore claims that he will be allowed to fully express himself against Ohio State.

Moore said, “Just let him be him, just let him be him.” “It’s impossible to handcuff a really talented player.”