Haven't watched the video, but Brighton were very impressive last season. As were Brentford and Newcastle.
In their 1-1 draw against City, Brighton managed 20 shots on goal. That total was the third highest ever in a top flight league match against a team managed by Guardiola. Only Wolves (21 v Man City in December 2019) and Atletico Madrid (22 v Barcelona in March 2009) have managed more.
Arsenal were from my perspective, utterly brilliant last season. So you imagine my surprise in July when I read Brighton's XG last season was higher than Arsenal's. Then again, I suppose I get it given Jesus' injury as well as the fact Brighton had both the most shots and most shots on target of anyone in the Premier League in the 2022-23 season.
Last season, Brighton played the fewest long balls, with the next fewest being Arsenal and City.
Only City and Liverpool managed more 10+ Pass Sequences than Brighton last season.
Apparently last season, Brighton created the most chances from a high press and Man Utd were an impressive third for high turnover shots (Arsenal a very respectable 2nd).
Conversely, their weakness is supposedly defending counter attacks. Will be interesting to see which teams try to exploit this.
Brighton have a horrendous record with set pieces. Worst (last season) offensively and defensively in the league.
The quality of Brighton, Brentford, West Ham and perhaps even Aston Villa has the makings of an exciting Premier League campaign this season. Can see any of them giving tough games to the top six. Not to mention Newcastle being a Wild Card. Horrendous start, but given they've already played City, Brighton and Liverpool
West Ham frustrated Man City of all teams, being the first side to be leading them at half time, and can see them being difficult to beat for Liverpool and Arsenal. Brentford last season I believe were the only side to beat both Man Utd and Man City, and this season they've taken points from Ange's Spurs and are yet to play City Liverpool Chelsea Man Utd Arsenal. Although, I expect them to frustrate the rest of the top 6, even if they don't win like the case with City. A nightmare start for Aston Villa with them being dominated by Liverpool adds no credibility to my statement, but yet to play City Man Utd Arsenal Chelsea Spurs.
All in all, its refreshing to see Brighton get good coverage, and I hope to see media praise for West Ham, Aston Villa and Brentford soon.