Michigan football won against Minnesota Saturday. But it barely survived. It was the latest instance when the Wolverines' vulnerabilities were shown.

The offense has struggled, particularly in the second half, since Alex Orji took the helm as Michigan’s starting quarterback. The pass game has essentially been nonexistent, even before Orji took the reins. Thus, Michigan needs to find some ways to be innovative, both in playcalling as well as by formation.

In Alex Orji's first start for the Michigan football team, he threw for just 32 passing yards. He got his second start on Saturday against Minnesota, and he did some make more plays through the air, but he also threw a bad interception. He finished the game 10-18 through the air for 86 yards.