There's no shortage of true freshman talent that can make a big impact in 2025, but Michigan QB Bryce Underwood tops the list. On Tuesday, PFF College released

Mikey Keene missed the spring. Jake Garcia was added mid-summer. Still, OC Chip Lindsey says both have what it takes to win the starting QB role.

While college football coaches lean harder on analytics than ever, picking a starting QB still comes down to instincts

Incoming Michigan freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood is ranked 8th in the Big Ten by CBS Sports, despite having no game experience. Underwood, a highly touted recruit, is expected to start but faces competition from other talented quarterbacks in the conference.

Bryce Underwood's teammates expressed genuine awe in how the 17-year-old prodigy has carried himself since arriving at Michigan.

Donaven McCulley knows a little something about quarterback play. In 2021, as a recruit, McCulley was a four-star QB out of Indianapolis, ranked 223rd overall and the 24th-best passer in the class, according to 247Sports.