veteran Maryland target with size, strength, and steady hands
Adrian Cannon was a 6-foot-2, 204-pound senior wide receiver for Maryland whose game was built on physicality, durability, and dependable hands; Maryland’s roster profile described him as a “physical, five-year wideout” and a “durable player,” while coach Ralph Friedgen highlighted that he was “big, strong” and very athletic[1][15]. In Maryland’s 2009 season, he was a steady X-receiver starter who played in all 12 games and came through in clutch spots, including a late touchdown catch against James Madison[4][14]. The fit? A coach-friendly, no-drama chain-mover who can handle contact and the dirty work, though he is more polished role player than headline-grabbing star[1][4].
