Aguilar had a down year in 2024 with a deadbeat staff and playing from behind thanks to a defense that couldn't stop anything.
He still put up solid numbers while being one of the best in the country at not taking sacks. One of the best in the country at positive play rate and first down rate.
He threw a bunch of picks, but that'll happen when A) you don't have coaching / playcalling and B) you have to throw your way into every game.
Despite all of that, the underlying / predictive numbers suggest that his production, even adjusting for competition was about 12 points better than Nico over the course of last season. His 2023 numbers would've been worth about 30 points more than Nico last season.
My model doesn't usually like G5 quarterbacks, but Aguilar is right there near the top of them, ranking a few spots higher than Rourke pre-Indiana, Pavia pre-Vanderbilt,
Still gotta see if it translates, but there's more here than the typical stats show imo.