Michigan's Defensive Backs Will Johnson and Rod Moore Sidelined by Injuries

Michigan standout defensive backs Will Johnson and Rod Moore are set to play in the Wolverines' Big Ten opener against Rutgers after recovering from injuries. Johnson, a preseason All-American cornerback, has only played eight snaps this season due to offseason knee surgery. Moore, a standout safety, is making his season debut after posting impressive stats last year. Their return will strengthen Michigan's secondary, which ranked highly in opposing QB rating and touchdown passes allowed last season. The Wolverines are heavily favored in the matchup against Rutgers, who struggle in passing offense. Additionally, this game marks the return of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh after his three-game suspension.
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