
Zack Marshall is Michigan’s steady, rising TE option in a new-look offense
In the 2025 season, Zack Marshall broke out with 16 catches for 199 yards and a touchdown, then entered 2026 as a strong candidate to start with Marlin Klein off to the NFL. He’s valued for reliable hands, improved route work, and physical blocking, and reports note he was one of Michigan’s most vocal locker-room energizers after returning healthy from a spring injury. If you want a tight end who can do the dirty work and keep the offense on schedule, Marshall looks like a smart fit.





