Peter Bourque commits to Michigan football

Massachusetts quarterback Peter Bourque pledges to join Michigan as a 2027 four-star prospect.

Peter Bourque commits to Michigan football

Peter Bourque, a 6-foot-4, 190-pound quarterback from Tabor Academy in Massachusetts, announced his commitment to Michigan on Monday. The 2027 four-star prospect chose the Wolverines over a crowded field of offers, including Penn State, Georgia and Oregon. Bourque reclassified to the 2027 cycle and impressed during visits, including Michigan’s passing academy where he earned co-MVP honors. His scouting profile praises a live arm, clean mechanics and a pocket presence that translates well to a pro-style attack.

Michigan is quietly building a stable of quarterbacks for the next era, and Bourque fits a pro-style mold the staff has prioritized under Chip Lindsey. Coach Lindsey has developed quarterbacks like Drake Maye and is expected to mold Bourque into a capable starter while balancing development with depth for 2027 and beyond. The commitment also signals Michigan’s willingness to recruit up the Northeast corridor, expanding beyond traditional footprints and layering in a player who already has a high ceiling and a noted maturity from reclassifying to 2027. In a class that is still taking shape, Bourque’s arrival adds to a growing foundation that could influence the quarterback competition in coming years and support a sustained offensive identity.

Highlights

The Wolverines are quietly stacking talent, and Bourque’s pledge is a step in a broader plan.