Chris Choice brings veteran Maryland secondary experience and underrated ball skills
In the 2004 season, Chris Choice was a steady Maryland cornerback who logged 3 total tackles, including 2 solo stops, and entered the program with a reputation for speed, quickness, and a receiver’s ball-tracking instincts after originally starting at wideout. Maryland’s own bio said he had “shown promise” and could contribute as a reserve, while recruiting notes highlighted his playmaking background, including 16 interceptions across his junior and senior high school seasons and All-America recognition as both a receiver and defensive back. If your team wants a competitive, versatile DB with upside and upside, he fits the gritty, athletic profile.
