Spring will provide an opportunity for the Wolverines to figure out what they have on the offensive side of the ball, namely at quarterback. But some other positions, like running back, will be looking to figure out who can provide depth. Wide receiver needs playmakers and is wide open.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s second spring practice Wednesday provided a brief glimpse at a defensive depth chart. During a session open to the media, the Buckeyes took part in a handful of mock 11-on-11 drills. Though no plays were run or passes were thrown, the lineups reaffirmed select depth chart projections.

This offseason, Michigan football brought in a lot of help via the transfer portal, with both sides of the ball getting attention. Though the offense needs more work than the defense, the depth of the defensive side of the ball has been certainly bolstered -- even at positions of strength.