From what I've seen from Wentz, he likes to throw the ball low on routes where the receivers are settling down into a spot. I assume this is to keep DBs from being able to make a play on them, but maybe it's more than that. He still gets them to the receivers, though.
Are you blaming the pass Awuzie broke up on Wentz? Collinsworth pointed out how he was unable to step into it because of pressure, which caused the pass to hang longer. That is excusable IMO while Dak missing Beasley on the sideline and overthrowing Cooper was all on Dak.
The only throw I remember Wentz missing that he should have made was the end zone pass to Jeffrey (maybe that's the one you are referring to). Even on that one it's hard to determine if Jeffrey was supposed to continue his route, which would have put him between Woods and the ball. I would think, though, that Jeffrey was right to try to settle between coverage and that Wentz read it wrong.