Report: Michigan Football fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck.
MichiganIt was the second game in three weeks in which the Wolverines scored just six points. As a result, head coach Kyle Whittingham decided to switch things up with his coaching staff.
Not even 24 hours following the Wolverines' embarrassing 15-6 loss to Michigan State at The Big House in which they only compiled 192 total yards, went 2-of-10 on third down and only scored a touchdown in garbage time against one of the worst defenses in all of college football, the Michigan football program is moving in a new direction offensively. Michigan has struggled consistently on offense all season long.
The Wolverines rank near the bottom in nearly every offensive category across the FBS, including: Beck was one of Whittingham's first hires at Michigan, with Beck coming over from Utah .
The Utes' were ranked No. 6 nationally in 2025 by averaging 478.6 yards per game, second in rushing offense with 269.8 rushing yards per game and 37 rushing touchdowns, and No. 5 in scoring offense, averaging 41.1 points per game. All that — combined with all the talent on the roster — makes Michigan's lack of success on offense all that more baffling.
KEY POINTS
- Michigan’s Kyle Whittingham fires Jason Beck after Michigan State disaster seals fate.
- The Michigan Wolverines fell to a 5-4 record on the season after suffering an ugly 15-6 Week 10 loss to the Michigan State Spartans.
- BREAKING: Michigan Football offensive coordinator Jason Beck has been fired, per reports.
- Per multiple reports and later confirmed by the program, Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham has fired offensive coordinator Jason Beck.