Huh? No. Seed phrase and pass phrase serve two totally different functions.
If you mint your seed phrase onto a seed plate, that is a single point of compromise. A sufficiently complex passphrase on top of that creates layered security.

You're basically writing your own seed phrase at that point, why bother 

theinstagibbs

A good hardware wallet makes it easy to enter a very difficult passphrase which would take years / decades to crack

shyfire

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Zepasta

Unlikely unless it's a very difficult one. Attacker has lots of information thanks to leak, they're likely to put some gpus to work to crack it. 