WATCH: Maryland governor suits up with Terrapins, goes through drills during fall camp practice

Moore made a special appearance with the Terps as they prepare for the 2024 season

By Will Backus Aug 2, 2024 at 9:55 am ET• 1 min read

Maryland's football team has some extra competition as it goes through its fall camp slate: Governor Wes Moore dropped by this week to lead the Terrapins through exercises and participate in individual drills. 

Moore, who wore a No. 24 jersey and donned a Riddell SpeedFlex helmet, looked like a natural while running through ball security shells with two defenders in stride. Based on pictures posted by Maryland football's X (Twitter) account, he also caught passes in the routes on air period with the team and spent most of his time with the offense. 

Terp Jacks, Governor Style@GovWesMoore pic.twitter.com/WJ5F23VCHE

— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) July 31, 2024

Moore is an offensive guy, after all. He played wide receiver at Johns Hopkins University for a couple seasons before moving on and earning a master's degree from Wolfson College in Oxford, England in 2004.