We’ve been going position group by position group all the way through Maryland football’s roster so far this summer. We’ve already hit the quarterbacks and running backs. Now it’s time to look at the receivers.
The vast majority of last year’s production is gone.
The Terps’ passing attack was largely unsuccessful in 2017. Two quarterbacks went down in the season’s first nine quarters. The third-stringer was serviceable but unspectacular, and had some bumps and bruises of his own. The fourth- and fifth-stringers provided little to nothing in the way of an aerial threat.