Michigan football injuries to know against Purdue

In one hour, the No. 3 Wolverines will take the field against the Purdue Boilermakers at the Big House in Ann Arbor, MI. Ahead of today’s game, with all of the outside noise and more that surrounds the program, there are a few key Michigan football injuries to know before this evening’s contest is underway — names like Davis Warren, Kalel Mullings, and Amorion Walker headlines today’s pregame injury report.

Michigan football injuries to know against Purdue

First off, who will be out for Michigan football against Purdue?

OUT

• Davis Warren (quarterback)
• CJ Stokes (running back)
• Keshaun Harris (defensive back)

In addition, there are another three Michigan football players who are questionable ahead of this evening’s Week 10 Big Ten matchup.

QUESTIONABLE

• Kalel Mullings (running back)
• Amorion Walker (defensive back)
• DJ Waller (defensive back)

Michigan football and the Purdue Boilermakers will face off in one hour, with kickoff slated for just after 7:30 PM (EST). Some players on today’s injury report — such as Kalel Mullings and CJ Stokes — were expected to be listed; however, quarterback Davis Warren, defensive back Amorion Walker, and others are all new additions.

Walker, of course, started the year sidelined with an injury, though he had since worked his way back into the lineup. Keep a close eye on him and Kalel Mullings — the Wolverines’ RB3 and power-back — throughout the evening as Michigan looks to improve to 9-0 before facing Penn State next weekend.

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