Michigan QB Davis Warren Suffers Torn ACL in ReliaQuest Bowl Win

Warren, who started nine games in 2024, plans to return for his fifth season despite facing intense competition for the starting role in 2025.

Davis Warren tore his ACL during Michigan's 19-13 victory over Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl on December 31, 2024, exiting the game in the third quarter.
Warren announced the injury on social media, sharing his determination to recover and return to the field for the Wolverines in 2025.
The quarterback started nine games in 2024, finishing the season with 1,199 passing yards, seven touchdowns, and nine interceptions, including key wins against Ohio State and Alabama.
Warren will compete for the starting job next season against Fresno State transfer Mikey Keene and top-ranked recruit Bryce Underwood under new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey.
Despite the injury, Warren’s leadership and contributions were praised by Michigan staff, citing his role in the team’s late-season success and locker room dynamics.