The difference in the quarterback position was perhaps the biggest reason why the Maryland football team improved from three wins in 2015 to six wins in DJ Durkin's first season as head coach.
Terps quarterbacks threw 29 interceptions in 2015, but threw just nine in 2016 as the since-departed Perry Hills meshed well with offensive coordinator Walt Bell.
The quarterback tasked with taking Maryland's offense to another level may well turn out to be Caleb Henderson, a 6-foot-3, 230-pound rising junior out of Burke, Va. Henderson began his career at North Carolina, where he redshirted during the 2014 season and barely played in 2015 behind Marquise Williams, who had a terrific career in Chapel Hill, N.C.
