I saw a similar breakdown from a youtube guy AcePerHead, showing very clearly how much AJ in particular holds play after play...
Another point that 3ypc made that l liked...by moving AJ inside you've basically made the interior weaker than the outside, which is actually worse for Tua....Brissett can shake off contact but Tua cannot, could spell disaster.
AcePerHead also paints a similar story of dysfunction behind the scenes, although admittedly mostly by connecting dots. He points out Chan Gailey's sudden departure as suspicious, esp after Flores publicly expected him back -- he thinks Grier forced Tua to be inserted (gotta be either Grier or Ross), thereby neutering Gailey: Gailey never wanted Tua to play that year, and Flores from his quotes sounded like that too. Biggest question is why were our OC choices so limited when we had a promising defense, coach of the year candidate, so much draft capital and $$$ to spend?