Daks air yards are going to go up, as well as his turnovers will go up, both are unsustainably low. You just hope that one of those goes up significantly more than the other.
I think as the season goes on you start to see some shots being taken to Cooks down the field. I also wouldnt be surprised to see some Terry Glenn type double moves by Gallup in the near future. The guy has spent the last two weeks reviving his career with slant routes, but he runs vertically very well.
Through four weeks Dak has had two solid games, one clunker, and one nearly flawless game, which is pretty on par for his career and outside of the elite QBs that's what most good QBs give you. Let's see how he does the rest of the season.
Reality is though MM talked all year about having an offense that compliments the defense, now we are seeing that. Dak is being asked to move the chains, eat some clock, and end possessions in kicks. I know we would all like a few more of those to be in extra points, but overall Dak is doing exactly what hes been asked to do. Plus he seems to be at his best when he can play off the run game which is exactly what happened against New England. I truly think less is more when it comes to Dak, and I don't mean that as a knock. I think that is the recipe for success for most QBs the past few years as we see defenses adapting to stop the continuous air attacks that have taken place over the last decade plus.