Jumbo075
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You gotta wonder if Dak was sticking to the play called, and not using the audible as much to change the play. That would make him appear more decisive - like Cooper Rush. Maybe Dak learned from watching Rush - not so much as to being more decisive, but rather in trusting the game plan, and not trying to substitute his personal judgement as much. Just trust the play called, and the other players' ability to execute.
An analogy (since the World Series is playing) is a pitcher who pitches a no-hitter or a shut-out doesn't do it by striking out every batter. He has to trust his infield teammates to cover the ground balls, and his outfield players to catch the fly balls. Ultimately, no one can do it alone, and maybe Dak was simply taking too much responsibility, and not trusting his teammates enough. That's a real easy trap to fall into for a leader.
An analogy (since the World Series is playing) is a pitcher who pitches a no-hitter or a shut-out doesn't do it by striking out every batter. He has to trust his infield teammates to cover the ground balls, and his outfield players to catch the fly balls. Ultimately, no one can do it alone, and maybe Dak was simply taking too much responsibility, and not trusting his teammates enough. That's a real easy trap to fall into for a leader.