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I see you failed to "Pickett-ize" your numbers. You need to take Diaz's best defensive performances and then substitute what would have happened if Kenny Pickett had been the QB, instead of say, Sam Howell or Joe Burrow. Since we can assume that Pickett would average 4 TDs and 400 yards...

The defense does better against bad offenses and worse against good offenses? Tell me more, Captain Obvious. It sure was amazing to see how teams with top defenses and good DCs like Bama, UGA, Ohio St, Clemson, and ND consistently shut down top offenses all year. Oh wait...