every Wednesday on my podcast Steve Suter comes on with a film breakdown he gets into it he's

great um not good uh in my opinion he's phenomenal i think a lot of you that have listened to him

during the course of the year uh agree and i play some of it back here on the show on thursday um

he is for those of you who don't know, he calls Maryland football games with

Johnny Holliday, has for six years now, but he's also one of the greatest punt returners

in college football history. Every week we just start off with what did you think of the game.

Sometimes he doesn't watch the game live. He just goes through

the All-22 and breaks it down. So here was his opening, you know, 15, 16 minutes talking about

Washington's overall performance against Minnesota. Mainly after the All-22. I saw the score.

I wasn't paying attention, play-by-play when it was on, but I thought I was going to

watch a really bad film.

You think that when it's 31-Zip, I don't think I came off after watching the All-22

thinking that I watched really bad film.

I think defensively, I think what got them in trouble is they're just

too vanilla defensively. I mean, they played zone coverage like they've been doing now since

Stan Quinn's calling plays, but a vanilla style of that zone defense weren't doing much up front,

weren't doing those tricky third down, different play calls that we went over last week with the Broncos,

and I think the Vikings were able to take advantage of it.

It wasn't like the Vikings were gashing them by big play after big play

and just pushing the Washington defenders off the line of scrimmage.

That's not the feel I got.

It was more die of slow death, four yards here, three yards here, five yards here, convert a third down,

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