Steve Suter, part of Maryland's broadcast network for football games with Johnny Holliday,

one of the greatest returners in NCAA history is a punt returner for Maryland back in the early

2000.

Steve is a big film guy, and he did film for us all year long on our team.

And all year long, he really looked at offensive line play, D-line play. There were a couple

of players he loved, and I was curious as to what he thought about Tyler Biotish getting released,

and here's what he said. I'm stunned. I think it's a, it's got to be a cat play, in my opinion.

It's not a performance play.

I think he was one of the better linemen, the most consistent linemen all season for the team.

And I went back, looked at my numbers to see if I was accurate.

Because that was my gut feeling.

And I had them in the top performer, the Raiders game, Chargers game, Bears game, Seahawks game, Broncos game,

Vikings game, and that first Philly game. That's a lot of games. He was only in the bottom for me

score-wise, the Lions game and the Dolphins game. He got handled in the Lions game. I remember

us talking about that on the podcast. Those guys are big up front and they took it to them there.

But other than that, then I even went back and I added every score for those main five linemen that the commanders have.

Added that up, went to the total snap count, subtracted the first game that I didn't do,

subtracted games they didn't play in.

Anyway, I got a per-play breakdown, and he is my highest-graded lineman on a per-play basis

for the total of the season.

It's very close, but he edges out Chris Paul and Tunsel.

So if you want to put a label on it, he was their best line in all season.

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