The heart and soul for the Wolverines might not be available against Ohio State after what happened on Saturday, Nov. 22 in College Park.

Michigan’s most trusted veteran could see his responsibilities evolve as coaches lean on his versatility late in the year.

The loss of Haynes, a Heisman contender, has been softened by the strong running of Jordan Marshall, a former Mr. Ohio award winner, and Bredeson, who has picked up where he left off from last year as one of the nation’s best blockers.

Some critics saw Michigan being caught looking ahead toward Ohio State and potentially dropping the game against Maryland, but that was far from the case. The W

Max Bredeson continues to showcase why he is such a vital piece of the Michigan Wolverines offense—particularly in the physical, gritty moments that define the program’s identity. In the recent rivalry win over Michigan State, Bredeson’s performance ...

He has never been in the end zone himself, but has been responsible for more touchdowns than anybody else on the Michigan football roster. Max Bredeson, the Wolverines' two-time captain, fifth-year senior and a former walk-on, is the heartbeat of the offense.

Michigan pulled away from Maryland, 45-20, for a relatively easy win to head into Ohio State week at 9-2. Here's what we learned.

When it comes to players that are easy for fans to cheer for, a student-athlete like Michigan football’s Max Bredeson is a storybook example. Currently in his fifth season with the Wolverines as a grad student, Bredeson joined the squad as a walk-on as a ...

Bryson Kuzdzal ran for 100 yards and three touchdowns to help No. 18 Michigan to a 45-20 victory over Maryland, a week before the Wolverines host top-ranked Ohio State.

There's now a ton of concern for Michigan fullback Max Bredeson, as he was spotted in the second half in a boot and on crutches.