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Despite low sack numbers, Maryland's offensive line has been a recurring weakness, with several starters posting subpar run‑blocking grades and departing the program. New recruits and returning veterans offer hope, but depth and consistency remain critical questions.
After back‑to‑back 4‑8 seasons, Maryland’s football program is banking on sophomore quarterback Malik Washington, a revamped offensive scheme and a fortified defensive lineup to break out of mediocrity and secure a bowl berth.
The University of Maryland football program enters the 2026 campaign with a deep returning core, a revamped offensive scheme, and a defense poised to build on recent successes.
At the annual Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago, Maryland head coach Michael Locksley outlined his team's aspirations, highlighted emerging leaders, and reflected on the program’s recent challenges.
From July 28‑30, the Big Ten will convene in Chicago for its annual media days, featuring live coverage by the Big Ten Network and appearances by Maryland's coaching staff and student‑athletes.
Maryland football will appear at Big Ten Media Days ahead of the 2026 season, with head coach Mike Locksley and a roster of returning and new talent poised to address the media and outline plans for a program seeking to break a cycle of consecutive 4‑8 seasons.
A look at Maryland’s roster changes, coaching staff and the challenges ahead as the Terrapins gear up for a pivotal season.
As the 2026 college football season unfolds, Maryland’s offense led by Malik Washington and a revamped defense featuring Zion Elee aim to overcome last year’s shortcomings when they meet Rutgers on Oct. 17.