I'm pretty sure that's the actual layout, and I'm as confused by it as you are! I thought after last week that maybe it was the flip he was looking to avoid, because of the edge calls last season, but he did one yesterday and got positive GOEs and not even a "!". There was no salchow (which he might try to do as a quad later in the season) and he did a triple lutz in combination but not as a solo jump; also, that combo was missing the 2-loop on the end that he had at TEB. So altogether strange. I really think his LP needs some work, but he and JC Simond now have 3 weeks until GPF to tinker. Joubert said last week that his CoR goals were to win and to skate his SP well, so he's achieved what he set out to do.
Re Jeremy, I think PChan doesn't project as much as some skaters but he is energetic in his own way. Jeremy can seem sometimes like he's in his own world and aware of the music but not of the audience - and even though Chan doesn't work for me, I don't get that impression from his skating. I've not seen Kozuka enough to feel comfortable with commenting on his style.
Thanks for your explanations about Joubert's jumps.
Re Jeremy, I think that I was talking not necessarily about the style, but rather the power. Even though Kozuka's skating does not seem to be powerful, he skates fast perhaps because of his good edges. PC's skating also looks just so easy. I heard that Yuka Sato is also very fast despite not being powerful.
But I agree about what you said about Jeremy's style, too. He seems to be shy and introverted and, despite being connected to the music, he does not project it to the audience as much as Joubert, Takahashi, Evan, Johnny, Tomas, Lambiel, and Jeff do. He seems to have a very delicate, sensitive style.