In his defense, the largest estimates for endogenous testosterone production are still under 10 mg per day, so call that 70 mg pure T per week. The referenced protocol has over 200 mg of pure androgens, so almost triple the highest known endogenous production.
Is there some evidence I'm unaware of showing that exogenous androgens are used less efficiently? Otherwise I wouldn't quibble with his characterization of this possible excess, even if it is lower than traditional cycles.
And yes, I am suggesting that a lot of supposed "TRT-level" doses are unnaturally high. Sure the trough serum levels may just make it into the reference ranges, but measuring the peaks would tell a different story. However, all this is not to dispute
@Gman86's point that if you see benefits at these levels and lab work looks ok then have at it.