Well let’s see the INT happened when he once again threw the ball behind the receiver instead of in front of the receiver, that allowed the corner to undercut and intercept. So yes that’s on Dak all the damn way because that INT does not happen if he does his job and actually places the ball where the receiver was the only one who could make a play on it.
The second turnover was his fumble. Yea we can say that Connor Williams is a turnstile but at the end of the day Your a QB who is demanding elite money you need to feel the protection breaking down and actually protect the ball. He’s done it two weeks in a row, it’s funny that Russel Wilson was sacked 4 times and somehow managed to not fumble the ball away.
If YOU knew how to watch film, I would take YOU and the rest of YOU Dak haters seriously, instead of listening to YOU spew your garbage.
Here...rewatch the tape closely. Go to those 2 particular plays/turnovers.
In the 1st one, pay close attention. Play it over a couple of times so that you can understand what you are watching. Notice how Amari Cooper for some weird reason didn't take off at the hiking of the football. He spent almost 2 full seconds just parked there at the line of scrimmage. By the time he decides to finally take off running his called route, it threw the whole timing of the play way off. Notice how Dak had to hesitate a bit to allow Amari to finally make his cut. It's clear this was a timing pattern, but Amari's 2 second hesitation at the line of scrimmage threw the whole timing pattern off. That's the reason why the pass was slightly off and why Amari was covered because of the 2 seconds that went by at the hiking of the ball before Amari finally decided to run his route!
As you stated, Dak's strip fumble 2nd turnover was in no way Dak's fault. Dak had barely received the hiked snap when Connor Williams' opponent rushed past him and stripped that ball away. No QB could have prevented that from their blind side, especially not even 3 seconds after receiving the snap.
So, once again, we can all see those turnovers were not on Dak but instead other players' inability to do their jobs.
Hope you learned how to better study film and not be like the rest to jump to conclusions without properly studying tape to understand why certain turnovers happened and who realistically was responsible for them.