← Game prep homeInterpretation note: Utah defense stats show what opponents ran against Scalley's defense: high run% = teams ran often vs Utah. OC tendencies reflect career habits. The comparisons above fire when an OC habit lines up with, or differs from, what offenses ran against Utah. They describe two past records; neither shows what works. 2020–2025 data window (6 seasons). Scheme proxy rationale: Colton Swan (current DC) coached Utah's linebackers in this system from 2019–2025 before his promotion. Scalley era data is the closest available data until Swan has a season of his own.
Game prep
Side-by-side: opponent OC tendencies vs. what Utah's defense has faced. See where their past habits line up. Descriptive, not a prediction.
vs. Utah defense (Scalley 2020–2025, proxy for Swan)
McGiven, Utah offense (self-scout)
Full profile →Run %44%
Pass %56%
EPA/play+0.224
3rd & long84% pass
2-min57% pass
These are McGiven's documented habits from his earlier offenses (2020–2025).
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Utah defense: Scalley 2020–2025 (proxy)
Scalley era 2020–2025 · 4,378 plays allowed · Swan coached LBs in this system
Scheme proxy: Colton Swan (DC 2026–present) has no FBS DC data yet. Swan coached Utah's linebackers under Scalley 2019–2025. A first-year DC may call it differently, so treat this as the closest available data, not his tendencies.
Run / Pass by Down
3rd Down by Distance
Run / Pass by Field Zone
EPA by Down
Game script: how play-calling shifts by score
Run% and pass% as the score differential changes (left = winning big, right = losing big)
Year-over-Year Evolution
EPA per play
Situational Context
Post-Event Tendencies
Drive Opener by Zone