Michigan landed themselves another quarterback on Monday, this one in the form of former Fresno State passer Mikey Keene, according to ESPN's Jake Trotter. Keene, a junior, gives the Wolverines their second big name quarterback of this offseason.

Not many expected the Wolverines to have a slow go in the transfer portal after the Bryce Underwood recruitment. But, simultaneously, not many expected Michigan football to land some of the top talent in the country, either.

This season, Haynes carried the ball 79 times for 448 yards and seven touchdowns. He averaged 5.7 yards per carry this year. There is a reason why he was the top RB in the transfer portal. Haynes can play.