List of Maryland Terrapins football people

This is a list of people associated with the Maryland Terrapins football program. This includes prominent former players and coaches.

People

Current Professional players

Player	Position	Original Team	NFL Year	Current Team
Bruce Campbell	Offensive Tackle	Oakland Raiders	2010	Saskatchewan Roughriders
Nolan Carroll	Cornerback	Miami Dolphins	2010	Philadelphia Eagles
Cameron Chism	Cornerback	Indianapolis Colts	2012	Free Agent
Jon Condo	Long snapper	Dallas Cowboys	2005	Oakland Raiders
Brad Craddock	Placekicker	Cleveland Browns	2016	Free Agent
Sean Davis	Safety	Pittsburgh Steelers	2016	Pittsburgh Steelers
Vernon Davis	Tight end	San Francisco 49ers	2006	Washington Redskins
Stefon Diggs	Wide receiver	Minnesota Vikings	2015	Minnesota Vikings
Kevin Dorsey	Wide receiver	Green Bay Packers	2013	Free Agent
Darin Drakeford	Linebacker	Kansas City Chiefs	2013	Free Agent
Cole Farrand	Linebacker	New York Giants	2015	New York Giants
Moise Fokou	Linebacker	Philadelphia Eagles	2009	New Orleans Saints
A. J. Francis	Defensive tackle	Miami Dolphins	2013	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Isaac Goins	Cornerback	Miami Dolphins	2014	Free Agent
Jason Goode	Wide receiver	Washington Redskins	2008	Baltimore Mariners
Erin Henderson	Linebacker	Minnesota Vikings	2008	New York Jets
Stephon Heyer	Offensive tackle	Washington Redskins	2007	Free Agent
Darrius Heyward-Bey	Wide receiver	Oakland Raiders	2009	Pittsburgh Steelers
Shaun Hill	Quarterback	Minnesota Vikings	2002	Minnesota Vikings
D'Qwell Jackson	Linebacker	Cleveland Browns	2006	Indianapolis Colts
Darius Kilgo	Defensive tackle	Denver Broncos	2015	Denver Broncos
Keon Lattimore	Running back	Dallas Cowboys	2008	Alabama Hammers
Deon Long	Wide receiver	Tennessee Titans	2015	Free Agent
Dexter McDougle	Cornerback	New York Jets	2014	New York Jets
Davin Meggett	Running back	Houston Texans	2012	Free Agent
Adrian Moten	Linebacker	Indianapolis Colts	2011	Saskatchewan Roughriders
Nick Novak	Placekicker	Chicago Bears	2005	Houston Texans
Adam Podlesh	Punter	Jacksonville Jaguars	2007	Free Agent
Matt Robinson	Linebacker	Jacksonville Jaguars	2015	Jacksonville Jaguars
Da'Rel Scott	Running back	New York Giants	2011	Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Torrey Smith	Wide receiver	Baltimore Ravens	2011	San Francisco 49ers
Randy Starks	Defensive tackle	Tennessee Titans	2004	Cleveland Browns
Kenny Tate	Linebacker	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	2013	Free Agent
Jaimie Thomas	Guard	Indianapolis Colts	2009	Harrisburg Stampede
Joe Vellano	Defensive tackle	New England Patriots	2013	Indianapolis Colts
Marcus Whitfield	Linebacker	Jacksonville Jaguars	2014	Jacksonville Jaguars
Edwin Williams	Guard	Washington Redskins	2009	Free Agent
Isaiah Williams	Wide receiver	Baltimore Ravens	2009	Free Agent
LaQuan Williams	Wide receiver	Baltimore Ravens	2011	Los Angeles KISS
Josh Wilson	Cornerback	Seattle Seahawks	2007	Free Agent

Former Professional players

Player	Position	Original Team	Start Year	Last Team	Comments
Lance Ball	Running back	St. Louis Rams	2008	Denver Broncos
Kevin Barnes	Cornerback	Washington Redskins	2009	Cleveland Browns
Eric Barton	Linebacker	Oakland Raiders	1999	Cleveland Browns	1998 first-team All-ACC, 1997 and 1998 leading ACC solo tackler
Dick Bielski	Running back	Philadelphia Eagles	1955	Baltimore Colts
Conrad Bolston	Defensive tackle	Minnesota Vikings	2007	Green Bay Packers
Tom Brown	Safety	Green Bay Packers	1964	Washington Redskins	Super Bowl I and Super Bowl II champion
Scott Burley	Offensive tackle	Washington Redskins	2009	Baltimore Mariners
Lloyd Burruss	Safety	Kansas City Chiefs	1981	Kansas City Chiefs	Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
Joe Campbell	Defensive end	New Orleans Saints	1977	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Super Bowl XV champion
Gary Collins	Wide receiver	Cleveland Browns	1962	Cleveland Browns	NFL 1960s All-Decade team, Browns record for 70 touchdown receptions
Ed Cooke	Defensive end	Chicago Bears	1958	Miami Dolphins	1959 NFL Champion
Phil Costa	Center	Dallas Cowboys	2010	Indianapolis Colts
Bob Dean	Placekicker	Edmonton Eskimos	1929	Edmonton Eskimos	three Grey Cup championships
Darren Drozdov	Defensive tackle	Denver Broncos	1993	Montreal Alouettes	wrestled professionally in the WWF
Jeff Dugan	Tight end	Minnesota Vikings	2004	Minnesota Vikings
Boomer Esiason	Quarterback	Cincinnati Bengals	1984	Cincinnati Bengals	1988 NFL MVP
Bernie Faloney	Quarterback	Edmonton Eskimos	1954	BC Lions	1961 Canadian Football Hall of Fame, CFL Most Outstanding Player, five Grey Cup championships
Melvin Fowler	Center	Cleveland Browns	2002	Detroit Lions
Domonique Foxworth	Cornerback	Denver Broncos	2005	Baltimore Ravens
Matt Furstenburg	Tight end	Baltimore Ravens	2013	Baltimore Ravens
Jared Gaither	Offensive tackle	Baltimore Ravens	2007	San Diego Chargers
Isaiah Gardner	Cornerback	Jacksonville Jaguars	2008	Toronto Argonauts
Dan Gronkowski	Tight end	Detroit Lions	2009	Cleveland Browns
Joey Haynos	Tight end	Green Bay Packers	2008	Tennessee Titans
E.J. Henderson	Linebacker	Minnesota Vikings	2003	Minnesota Vikings
Eric Hicks	Defensive end	Kansas City Chiefs	1998	Detroit Lions
David Holloway	Linebacker	Arizona Cardinals	2007	Arizona Cardinals
Kris Jenkins	Defensive tackle	Carolina Panthers	2001	New York Jets	2002, 2003, 2006, and 2008 Pro Bowl selection
Leon Joe	Linebacker	Chicago Bears	2004	Edmonton Eskimos
Stan Jones	Offensive guard Defensive tackle	Chicago Bears	1953	Washington Redskins	Pro Football Hall of Fame
LaMont Jordan	Running back	New York Jets	2001	Denver Broncos
William Kershaw	Linebacker	Kansas City Chiefs	2006	Miami Dolphins
Pete Koch	Defensive Lineman	Cincinnati Bengals	1984	Los Angeles Raiders
Ray Krouse	Defensive lineman	New York Giants	1951	Washington Redskins	Three NFL Championships
Madieu Williams	Safety	Cincinnati Bengals	2004	Washington Redskins
Will Yeatman	Offensive tackle	New England Patriots	2011	Houston Texans

• Jermaine Lewis – Wide receiver, Baltimore Ravens; Super Bowl champion, ACC record for 193 receptions
• Mark Manges – Quarterback, Phoenix Cardinals; a Heisman contender until he broke his wrist, appeared on the cover of 1976 Sports Illustrated while quarterback for the Terps
• Shawne Merriman – Linebacker; first-round 2005 NFL Draft pick by San Diego Chargers
• Scott Milanovich – Quarterback, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; CFL coach; school record for career passing yards (6,125)
• Ed Modzelewski – Running back, Cleveland Browns; NFL championship
• Dick Modzelewski – Defensive tackle and head coach, Cleveland Browns; 1952 first-round NFL Draft pick, two NFL Championships
• Dre Moore – Defensive tackle; fourth-round 2008 NFL Draft pick by Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2007 first-team All-ACC
• Dean Muhtadi - Defensive Lineman; undrafted in 2009 by Green Bay Packers
• Matt Murphy – Tight end; seventh-round 2002 NFL Draft pick by Detroit Lions
• Renaldo Nehemiah – Wide receiver; San Francisco 49ers; broke several world records in track and field
• Dick Nolan – Safety and head coach, NFL; NFL Championship
• Neil O'Donnell – Former NFL quarterback
• Eric Ogbogu – Former NFL linebacker, lead actor in Under Armour commercials, 1998 Hula Bowl MVP
• Neal Olkewicz – Lineback, Washington Redskins; "70 Greatest Redskins", two Super Bowl championships
• Bob Pellegrini – Linebacker, Philadelphia Eagles; 1956 first-round NFL Draft pick, NFL Championship, College Football Hall of Fame
• Bruce Perry – Tailback, NFL and CFL; 2001 ACC Offensive Player of the Year and Doak Walker Award finalist
• Kevin Plank – Founder of Under Armour
• Frank Reich – Former NFL quarterback; NFL record for greatest comeback win (32 points), formerly held record for greatest NCAA comeback win (31 points)
• Lewis Sanders – Cornerback; fourth-round 2000 NFL Draft pick by Cleveland Browns; 1999 first-team All-ACC, third team All-American, and Jim Thorpe Award semi-finalist
• Jack Scarbath – Quarterback, Washington Redskins; 1953 first-round NFL Draft pick, Heisman Trophy runner-up, College Football Hall of Fame
• Roger Shoals – Offensive tackle, Cleveland Browns; NFL Championship
• George B. Simler – Letter in 1946 and 1947, attained rank of general in the U.S. Air Force
• Geroy Simon – Slotback, British Columbia Lions; 2006 CFL Most Outstanding Player, CFL record for 1,856 single-season receiving yards
• Steve Suter – Wide receiver and special teams; ACC all-time record for 1,271 punt return yards
• Mike Tice – Tight ends coach, Jacksonville Jaguars
• Ed Vereb – Running back, Washington Redskins; 1956 first-round NFL Draft pick
• Al Wallace – Defensive end; undrafted in 2007 by Jacksonville Jaguars
• Larry Webster – Defensive tackle, Baltimore Ravens; Super Bowl championship
• Randy White – Defensive tackle, Dallas Cowboys; 1975 first-round NFL Draft pick, NFL 1980s All-Decade Team, Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Frank Wycheck – Tight end, Tennessee Titans; participant in the "Music City Miracle"

Former coaches

• Frank Beamer – Head coach, Virginia Tech; former Maryland Terrapins graduate assistant
• Bear Bryant – Head coach, Alabama (1958–82); Terrapins head coach (1945)
• Jerry Claiborne – Head coach; second-winningest Maryland head coach (.675) after Tatum, led Terps to record seven bowl games
• Lee Corso – ESPN sportscaster; head coach, Louisville and Indiana; former Maryland quarterbacks coach
• Mark Duffner – Head coach,Maryland, previously Head coach, Holy Cross; NFL Positions Coach for various NFL teams
• Mike Locksley – Head coach, New Mexico; former Maryland running backs coach
• Tom Nugent - Inventor of the I-formation
• Bobby Ross - Head coach, Georgia Tech, Army, and NFL teams San Diego Chargers and Detroit Lions; national championship with Georgia Tech, and as Army head coach he became highest paid federal government employee;^[1] led Chargers to Super Bowl XXIX
• Clark Shaughnessy – Head coach, Chicago and Stanford; revolutionized the T-formation and, with it, the passing game
• Charlie Taaffe – Coach, Canadian Football League; former Terrapins offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, 1999 and 2000 CFL Coach of the Year
• Jim Tatum – All-time winningest Maryland head coach (.815), pioneer of the split-T offense
• Ron Vanderlinden – Linebacker coach, Penn State; former Terrapins head coach, at PSU he has coached recipients of a Dick Butkus Award, three Chuck Bednarik Awards, and numerous All-Big Ten and All-American honorees

Former players as collegiate head coaches

Maryland alumni who have served as head coaches at the collegiate level:

• Curley Byrd, Maryland (1911–1934)
• Tom Chisari, Catholic (1948)
• Mark Duda, Lackawanna College (1994–present)^[2]
• Bill Elias, George Washington (1960), Virginia (1961–1964), Navy (1965–1968)
• Jack Faber, Maryland (1935, 1940–1941)
• Ralph Friedgen, Maryland (2001–2010)
• Joe Gardi, Hofstra (1990–2005)
• Jim LaRue, Arizona (1959–1966)
• Tommy Mont, DePauw (1959–1976)
• Joe Moss, U of Ottawa (1978–1982)
• Frank Navarro, Columbia (1968–1973), Wabash (1974–1978), Princeton (1978–1984)
• William W. Skinner, Maryland (1892), Arizona (1900–1901)
• Bob Ward, Maryland (1967–1968)

See also

• Maryland Terrapins in professional football

References

1. "TMQ Nation fires back". ESPN. go.com. 2007-01-10. Retrieved 2007-05-30.
2. Coaches, Lackawanna College, retrieved May 30, 2010.