Rising 2025 WR Quinn Morris talks Michigan visit, program connection

Michigan hosted a number of underclassmen for unofficial visits over the weekend, including Quinn Morris.

The rising 2025 wide receiver out of Plainfield (Ill.) East has been to Michigan more than any other prospect in his class and once again enjoyed his time on campus.

“I liked being back up there,” Morris said. “I hadn’t been up there since the last home game, so it was cool meeting up with everyone. We talked to Coach (Ron) Bellamy a lot and some of the players like AJ Henning. When you talk to players, you can see what it’s really like, so it was good to be around the team.”

Morris is obviously close to another Michigan player — Tyler Morris.

Having an older brother on the roster has certainly helped Quinn become more familiar with the U-M program. And the two spent plenty of time together this weekend.

“I hadn’t seen him in two months, so it was good to see him,” Morris said. “I like being around him when I’m up there, so I can see what his daily routine is. I was bummed that I didn’t get to see him play. I’m ready for this year because I haven’t seen him play since junior year of high school. It’s what I’ve been looking forward to this whole time.”

As Morris mentioned, Michigan wide receivers coach Ron Bellamy was actively involved on his visit and made a big impression.

“He just said he wants me to be up there more, especially with my brother there,” Morris said. “He also said he wants me to take some stuff from their practices and put it into my game. We really talked about football and how things have been going. He’s a cool coach. He says what you need to hear, and that’s mainly what I like about him.”

So where does Michigan stand early in the process?

“Right now, they are probably No. 1,” Morris said. “I’ve been up there the most. I also like how they use their players and how everyone gets an equal opportunity.”

Morris is looking to visit Illinois and Miami (Ohio) later this spring. Along with Michigan, Morris holds offers from Ball State and Minnesota.

At 5-foot-11, 162 pounds, Morris is not yet ranked.

Morris has an On3 NIL Valuation of $5.8K with 677 combined followers on Instagram and Twitter. The On3 NIL Valuation is an index that looks to set the standard market value for both high school and college-level athletes. The NIL valuation does not act as a tracker of the value of NIL deals an athlete has completed to date. It rather signifies an athlete’s value at a certain moment in time.

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