While Michigan football works to fix the spate of drops that have slowed its passing attack in recent weeks, a familiar name continues to try and work his way into the rotation.

Wide receiver Fred Moore was a regular part of the group a season ago, appearing in all 13 games while making three starts at wideout, and poised to make another leap in 2025.

But four games into the season, Moore has played just 18 total snaps at receiver according to Pro Football Focus, garnering just one target and zero catches. In fact, Moore has played more on special teams, where he’s filled 45 snaps and even notched a tackle.

“I just go out there and put my head down and give it my all,” Moore said in a recent interview with The Ann Arbor News/ MLive, promoting a “12 wings for $12″ deal with fast-food ch

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