Steve Suter, one of the greatest punt returners in NCAA history, played for Maryland's teams in the early 2000s,

calls Maryland games with Johnny Holliday. He'll be on the call tomorrow night.

7 o'clock kick, 6 o'clock pregame right here on your home for Maryland football, the team 980.

Steve's been doing film breakdown of the Skins games, and he's excellent, really, really good.

Somebody mentioned to me last week, he not only does it like Cooley used to do it, he sounds like Cooley.

I don't think that's true.

I don't think he sounds like Cooley, but there is stylistically a similarity in the way Cooley looked at games

and broke him down off the All-22 and the way Steve does it.

So Steve comes on my podcast every Wednesday and breaks down the whole games,

the whole game, breaks down Jaden.

I'm going to play the portion of his film breakdown where he gives you the top three highest-graded,

offensive and defensive players, and the bottom three graded from his standpoint,

offensive and defensive players.

He started with the offense.

Three highest go-to, number one, McNichols. He was fantastic, especially Blitz pickup time after time. He was tracking linebackers across multiple offensive linemen to pick him up, and he was stoned him when he did. You mentioned the big third down. That was a huge play in the game where he had to get most of it on his own and then finish off the run to get the first down. And I even dinged the first drop pass on the other

third down. I don't think it was going to be a big play, but he still got thing for it. So he was

really solid for me offensively and he led the way. Number two is I'm a broken record here. Chris

Paul, another solid game by him.

He's the best lineman on the field each week for Washington.

And then Beiotich came in third.

Those are my top three.

And Biokic has been playing really solid, too.

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