(WXYZ) — Michigan Quarterback J.J. McCarthy will not undergo surgery on his shoulder, Head Coach Jim Harbaugh said on Tuesday afternoon. Harbaugh, speaking for the first time since interviewing and ultimately not joining the Minnesota Vikings, said that McCarthy has lingering soreness from the season.
Does Jj McCarthy need surgery?
McCarthy does not require surgery to repair the issue, per the report. "The injury has been more of a nagging issue since before the bowl game, and the plan is for McCarthy to avoid throwing, go through rehab, and allow time to heal," the report said.
What happened JJ McCarthy?
McCarthy has been dealing with a shoulder injury since before the Orange Bowl against Georgia back on Dec 31, 2021. He was able to manage the discomfort during the playoff game and had a pretty good outing, going 7-of-17 for 131 yards and a one touchdown.
Is McNamara a senior?
The current leader in the clubhouse is senior QB Cade McNamara, who enters 2022 Spring practice fresh off of a win over Ohio State, a Big Ten Championship and a trip to the College Football Playoff.
Why is J.J. McCarthy not starting?
The Michigan football team could be without future starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy until July, as the former five-star recruit reportedly injured his throwing shoulder and will need to have surgery.
