I do think that Dak is significantly above average. I think that, overall, he's one of the better QBs (note that I said better, not best) in the league. I would say top 10-13 is fair for him. I should note that, while his interception numbers are undoubtedly high this year, I do not think a lot of them have been his fault. As an example, the pick 6 that lost the game to Jacksonville was a good ball that was mishandled by Noah Brown. If he holds onto that ball, who knows? Perhaps we do drive into FG range for the GW kick? Then, assuming the rest of the season were to take place from there as it has, then this came comes down against Washington to determine if we win home field advantage or not.
The first interception against Tennessee, which did not matter but I'm using it as another example, was another one to where I do not think Dak is to blame at all. He threw a perfect ball to Hendershot who bobbled it.
Therefore, I think that Dak does get a lot of balls that he's thrown well that are intercepted because the WR/TE mishandled the ball. There are several that are undoubtedly Dak's fault. However, if our WRs were more consistent about performing the basic function of a WR, then I think Dak would be viewed in a higher regard. As it is, we sit here with a 2% chance of winning the top seed.
