Penn State Football Considers Offensive Changes Ahead of Michigan Matchup

Penn State football is contemplating adjustments to its offensive strategy as it gears up for a game against Michigan. The team has struggled offensively, particularly after the injury of wide receiver Koby Howard, which has contributed to a stagnant performance against Big Ten defenses.

The Nittany Lions' run game has been underwhelming, with running backs Carson Hansen and James Peoples combining for only 48 yards in a recent game. Offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser acknowledged the team's lack of identity in the run game and indicated that the offensive line has not provided adequate support for the running backs.

Additionally, tight end Benjamin Brahmer has seen limited involvement despite his previous productivity. Quarterback Rocco Becht has shown improvement, completing 21 of 32 passes for 289 yards against USC. As the team prepares for a challenging matchup against Michigan, the urgency for offensive changes is evident, especially with Howard's return still uncertain.