Before becoming a top-flight wide receiver this fall, Maryland football’s Tai Felton was a 165-pound blocking tight end in a wishbone offense at Stone Bridge High in Ashburn, Virginia. Being tasked with pushing back linebackers and defensive ends instead of running past them took some adjustment on Felton’s part.

Felton is the first player in program history to eclipse 100 receiving yards in each of the first three games of a season.

Maryland receiver Tai Felton has put up prodigious numbers in his first three games of the season. His statistics are sending his stock up draft boards across the country, but it shouldn’t be surprising to those that have followed the Ashburn native during his college career.

On this week’s episode of the Under the Shell Podcast, hosts Brendan Weissel, Sam Jane and Michael Howes are joined by Maryland football wide receiver Tai Felton. Felton talked about his strong start to the season — which sees the senior leading the Big Ten in receiving yards through three games.