Ex-NFL All-Pro unimpressed by Michigan QB Bryce Underwood — who could become backup: ‘Don’t understand’
Former NFL All-Pro Eric Weddle has expressed skepticism about Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood's abilities. Weddle, who attended Michigan's spring practices, suggested that the backup quarterback might take Underwood's place this fall. Despite Underwood's underwhelming freshman season, he remains optimistic about the upcoming year.
- ▪Eric Weddle doubts Michigan QB Bryce Underwood's skills after observing spring practices.
- ▪Weddle believes the backup quarterback could start instead of Underwood in the fall.
- ▪Underwood had a challenging freshman year, throwing for 2,428 yards with 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions.
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College Football Ex-NFL All-Pro unimpressed by Michigan QB Bryce Underwood — who could become backup: ‘Don’t understand’ By Thomas Gamba-Ellis Published May 30, 2026, 7:36 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Former All-Pro NFL safety Eric Weddle is not a believer in Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood. During an appearance on the “Zero 2 Sixty” podcast, Weddle, who attended the Wolverines’ spring practices, said that it would not be surprising if Michigan’s backup quarterback is playing instead of Underwood come this fall. “Mark my words, I was out there for spring ball,” Weddle said.
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