Which should surprise no one and is a reasonable decision. What that needs to mean, though, is that we make sure we do not recklessly put ourselves in obvious passing situations on third and longs or in the red zone. Those were the only situations Dak struggled with last night and that really should be expected. That means mixing option with simple, quick passing on first and second downs to stay ahead of the chains. If we do that, Dak can be very effective. If we do things like the first drive of the fourth quarter, where we ran 3 straight difficult passes and resulted in a pick, we will be setting Dak up for failure. Hopefully, we've learned our lesson on that front.