Same here, and the pattern in this thread matches what I am seeing. The pages that lost the most ground are the ones that depended on a single informational query, while the pages with a clear purpose and some real depth held up better. One thing that helped me was splitting the drop in Search Console by query type before touching anything. Brand queries were fine, non brand informational ones were down, and that told me it was a visibility problem rather than a site wide quality problem. I would not rebuild pages just because of a few rough weeks. Check whether impressions fell with the clicks, look at which pages actually lost, and fix the weakest ones first. Has anyone here seen a page recover without changing it at all, just by waiting out the volatility?