Maryland football faces a quarterback crisis this spring, with key departures leaving the Terps in need of a solid arm to support their NFL draft prospects. At their pro day, former quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa returned to help receivers Tai Felton and Kaden Prather showcase their skills, aiming to impress scouts from 31 NFL teams. Felton, who has seen his stock rise after strong performances at major events, aims for a third to fifth-round selection, while defensive lineman Jordan Phillips hopes to leverage his physical attributes to become Maryland’s highest draft pick despite a lack of college production.

A standout performance came from linebacker Ruben Hyppolite, who clocked an impressive 4.34-second 40-yard dash, demonstrating his readiness for the next level. The presence of former Terps in attendance, including Zay Flowers and Tarheeb Still, highlights the strong community support for the current players as they navigate the draft process.