Michigan’s offense in 2024 had its struggles, but Colston Loveland remained a major playmaker. That was until Week 3 against Arkansas State, when he suffered a shoulder injury. From that point, he was never fully healthy. He sat out against USC, left the Northwestern game early despite scoring a touchdown, and missed both the Ohio State showdown and the ReliaQuest Bowl against Alabama.<\/p>
Now, Loveland has undergone surgery to repair his shoulder. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter<\/em>, world-renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal Elattrache sent a letter to all 32 NFL teams, assuring them that Loveland will be fully cleared before training camp.<\/p> Loveland had surgery on Jan. 29 to reconstruct the AC joint in his right shoulder. Elattrache’s letter confirms that Loveland has had “no post-operative complications nor delays” and is already showing “easy early passive and active assisted range of motion.”<\/p>Dr. Neal Elattrache’s letter reassures NFL teams about Loveland’s recovery<\/h2>