DK is having a good year so far, as is the entire offense given the early challenges they have faced. He's averaging 11 yards per target, Geno has a 111 QB rating throwing him the ball, and he only has one official drop thus far. If you want to see what most passing games look like without an OL take a look at the Giants receivers thus far this year.
Having lots of targets is why the offense has been mostly OK despite practically our entire OL being injured, and if that means posters complaining about stats on message boards then that's a sacrifice I'm just willing to make.
Don't think the Kam and DK penalties are comparable. Kam was a hard hitter and was penalized on CLEAN hits at times.
And at times Kam was penalized because the hit ended up a bit late, exactly like DK's block on Sunday. In both cases, the coaching point is that the execution needs cleaned up a bit not that the aggression needs toned down.
Just look at Carroll's response, which was to completely downplay Sunday's penalty and provide the explanation that DK didn't hear the whistle. He clearly doesn't want DK to back off on the aggression, and DK's statement to that effect is not in disagreement with the coaching staff, but rather exactly what fans should want to hear from him.
Personally, I'd love to see DK knock K'Von Wallace into the stands on Sunday, just with better execution that doesn't draw a flag.