while I agree defensive metrics have their shortcomings, benchmarking is a very strong validation tool. If even one of our metrics said different things about Grossman, it’d be fair to throw out the whole sample as hogwash. All 4 were directionally aligned. I leave “how good” absolutely up for debate. I don’t think defensive metrics have gotten the shades of the color palette, but give you a decent stoplight. I still think Robbie “the butcher” Grossman is bound for going back to his old ways.