Take fifth-year defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny, who's responsible for rushing Underwood up the middle. Even he, as focused as he is on his job, can't marvel at what Underwood has been able to do in such a short period of time.

Underwood was compared to a Wolverines legend and national championship winner by star defensive back Zeke Berry recently. "We haven't had a quarterback like that in a while," Berry said. "I'll probably say since JJ (McCarthy). And I feel like having him out there and seeing what he can do, he's going to change this offense for us."

Freshman Bryce Underwood is reportedly expected to be the Michigan Wolverines' starting quarterback next season. According to Pete Nakos of On3, Underwood is "trending toward" winning the starting job after committing to Michigan in November.