Adam Terry was a mauling, first-team All-BIG EAST left tackle for Syracuse
In the 2004 season, Adam Terry anchored Syracuse’s offensive line at left tackle, starting all 11 games and earning first-team All-BIG EAST honors while helping power an Orange rushing attack that averaged 190.4 yards per game.[11][13] His differentiators were size, durability, and road-grader strength—he started 34 straight games by the end of his Syracuse career, was selected for the 2005 Senior Bowl, and won SU’s Ben Schwartzwalder Exemplary Football Player Award.[11][13] If you want a team-first tackle with proven consistency and nasty run-blocking chops, Terry was absolutely that guy.
