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After season-ending injuries to Stefon Diggs and Deon Long, it was a safe bet that there would be a number of changes on Maryland's newest depth chart. Here's recapping the changes:
- C.J. Brown and Caleb Rowe are sharing the starting quarterback spot. Brown has been the starter all year (except for the game against Virginia, which he missed with a concussion), but Rowe took over for him midway through the loss against Wake Forest. Brown is a dual-threat quarterback, but Rowe is a better passer, and Maryland may make their decision based on Clemson's defense.
- With Long and Diggs out, redshirt freshman Amba Etta-Tawo and sophomore Levern Jacobs are the new starters on the outside and at the slot, respectively. Both are solid options who have shown playmaking ability this season.
- The backups at those two positions are now New Mexico transfer Daniel Adams and true freshman DeAndre Lane, both recently recovered from injury.
- At the other wide receiver position, Nigel King and Malcolm Culmer are listed as co-starters.
- Roman Braglio and Zeke Riser have switched defensive end positions.
- With Diggs out, Will Likely is officially the kick returner and punt returner. Jacobs is his backup in the punt game, with Jacquille Veii as the second kick returner.