I disagree. Dak is going to have no where to go with the ball at this rate. Look for teams to load the box , stuff the short throws, and give Zeke fits again b/c we have nobody on the outside they need to worry about.
To be honest, my opinion is... he is going to have nowhere to go no matter who we have at WR, unless he has changed his game a lot. His superstar 2016 was based off short throws, Zeke, and being somewhat an unknown anomaly. Teams didn't know what to expect. The tape is in on Dak, and they did exactly what you said, They loaded the box, and took the short passes away last year. There were people open, but Dak didn't see them many times, and Dak can't throw a receiver open, and his accuracy takes a huge dive on the long balls because of his mechanics.
I like Dak the person, but I am very hard on Dak the player...
But honestly, if the coaches would quit forcing him to be a pocket passer he would be better off. The kid needs to move out of the pocket. He is best when he is not forcing himself to stay in the pocket. He is never going to be a pure pocket passer like they are hoping he will be. I just don't see it happening... However, when he is on the run, and doesn't have time to think about what might happen when he lets go of the ball... I think he is better. Forcing him to sit in that pocket, I have said before on DC forum, it looks like pure torture for him. He is not comfortable feeling like he has to become that pocket passer. Granted... history kind of tells us pocket passers last a very long time. Brees, Brady, Rodgers, Eli, Payton, etc... But if we are keeping Dak, let's play to his strengths, and standing in the pocket scanning the field, sensing pressure, evading pressure, is not his game. When he plays by the seat of his pants, has no time to think... he is better. I think we should also switch to a no huddle offense, make the game as fast as possible for him.