⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Maryland lost substantial linebacker production and has limited proven depth behind the top of the new rotation. - Trey Reddick provides an experienced, productive option, but the lack of established reserves makes health especially important at linebacker. - Boston College transfer Amari Jackson has dealt with health issues for two seasons, adding availability risk to a rebuilt secondary. - Dante Joyner and Jamari Glassgow bring starting experience, while safety Messiah DeLoach is among the younger players being asked to step forward. - The defense has promising returning sophomores, but several position groups have little margin for additional injuries.

- Pick/market: Maryland could have been 7-5 easily last year behind a freshman QB.

- 🐢 Shoutout to everyone in attendance for our 2026 Spring Showcase.

- Maryland defense should be nasty with experienced D-line and linebackers; welcome to Terpland

- Calls the Maryland anonymous-coaches article one quote and unimpressive.

- LB: Can I be honest and say that if I were to do something crazy like give out positions, I'd say Solo was our 3 and Saunders was our 4.

- Edema backup role (5 min/game) insurance vs injury; Buljan and Payne play majority 5 minutes.

- Edge rotation uncertainty: will Sid/Zahir/Zion split 30-30-30 or unequally? - Confident in unit if healthy.

- Pick/market: 1–2 and 0-2 under locks

- LB: You talk like this on the message boards but fake like you’re behind the guy on insidemdsports on YouTube.

- Maryland athletic dept culture needs change; staff should end emails/calls with "Go Terps!" enthusiasm.

- Creator dealing with burnout from work, medical issues, and decades of football disappointment affecting show motivation.

- Front four loaded; linebacker/corner/safety/OL/WR depth thin; QB position razor-thin.

- Weak portal class lacks game-changing signing; most voters rank them lower.

- Spring game creates injury risk for thin depth chart; minimal fan benefit.

- Concerned about Locksley's increased playcalling involvement this season.

- Maryland needs offensive improvement; save money for Locksley buyout.