Shea Patterson Biography

Shea Patterson born (Shea Christopher Patterson) is an American football quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines. Before transferring to the University of Michigan, Patterson began his college football career at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss).

Shea Patterson Age

He was born on January 17, 1997, in Toledo, Ohio. He is 22 years old as of 2018.

Shea Patterson Height

He stands a height of 1.88 meters tall.

Shea Patterson Brother

He has two brothers Sean Patterson, Jr. who is an associate player personnel analyst with the Ole Miss football staff
and Nick Patterson.

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Patterson stopped attending his NFL Draft so as to join back Michigan in his senior season. He explained the decision to return to school in an interview with Angelique S. Chengelis of the Detroit News.

“I think my original plan was to come here and help the team out as much as I could,” Patterson said. “The thoughts were maybe come out after one year, so I think there might have been some speculation there. At this point, I feel like everybody thinks I’m coming back. Excited to get that out there so they know.”

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On December 11, 2017, Patterson announced he would be transferring to Michigan. Normally, NCAA football student-athletes who transfer schools with more than a year of eligibility remaining must sit out a year before being eligible to play. Patterson sought a waiver in order to be eligible for play immediately at Michigan, claiming that he had been misled by Ole Miss coaches during his recruitment regarding the ongoing NCAA investigation.

Shea Patterson Transfer

Inj 2018, Shea was traded to Michigan just after the NCAA granted the Mississippi transfer’s request to waive the usually required redshirt season at his new school.

Shea Patterson Ole Miss

He enrolled early at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and was tabbed as the second quarterback on the depth chart, along with second-year freshman Jason Pellerin, going into 2016 fall camp.

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Shea Patterson IMG

In July 2014, he de-committed from Arizona. In February 2015, he committed to the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). Prior to his senior year in 2015, he was transferred to IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.

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His 40-time dash stands at 4.67.

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Michigan QB Shea Patterson ‘acing’ new offense, players say

ANN ARBOR — While each position group on the Michigan football team’s offense learns its new way of life, the main cog seems to be meshing just fine.

Seven practices in, quarterback Shea Patterson has taken over as the leader and is helping elicit flashbacks, teammates say.

“He’s acing the offense right now,” tight end Nick Eubanks told reporters on Friday. “That’s who most of the guys go to if they need help with the concepts of the offense, patterns, (etc.). Yeah, he’s acing it.”
Michigan’s new-look offense this fall will feature a faster pace and no huddling, coaches say, a departure from the past when Jim Harbaugh-led teams resembled more of a pro-style scheme, heavy in huddling and multiple personnel groupings.
While the Wolverines still plan to use tight ends and fullbacks, it’s going to be in a different way. And with a different look to it.

“He’s been stepping up a lot,” said Eubanks, who caught eight passes for 157 yards in 2018. “He’s being more vocal in the offense. You can look through his eyes and see that he wants to lead. The offense has no problem following his footsteps.

“We’ve just been going off anything he says. Whatever he says, we do.”

Patterson has plenty of experience in a spread system. He played two seasons in the Air-Raid offense at Ole Miss, where he threw for 3,059 yards and 23 touchdowns over 10 games, and also at IMG Academy his senior season of high school.

Michigan tried to tailor some of its offense around him in 2018 — when he threw for 2,600 yards and 22 touchdowns — but his near-65 percent completion percentage and 149.8 QB rating signaled more could have done.

“Yeah, it’s kinda cool seeing him (play),” said starting center Cesar Ruiz, who played with Patterson at IMG Academy. “I don’t really watch him run unless it’s on film. But when I see it on film, I see those flashes of like, ‘Yeah, I’ve seen him do stuff like this before.’”
Helping matters is the personnel Patterson and the Wolverines have returned for 2019. Four of the five starters on the offensive line are back, offering reliability and consistency up front, as is two of Michigan’s top receivers from a season ago.

The downfall this spring, however, has been the number of players missing. Donovan Peoples-Jones and Nico Collins have both been sidelined early on, hurting depth at receiver, while the running backs return just two scholarship players, forcing coaches to move players over from other positions.

Still, there’s plenty of learning going on right now and it helps when your starting quarterback knows the tenets of the system. Michigan will host an open-to-the-public practice at 2:15 p.m. Saturday at Michigan Stadium.

“He’s excited about what we have going on,” new quarterbacks coach Ben McDaniels said last month. “He’s part of a quarterback room that is working really hard and really excited to dig into spring and being on the field. And now, practicing real football, not just talking about in the meeting room.

“Shea is excited. And I’m excited for him.”

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