No but you might might check the real day to day numbers. You tried averaging which doesn't account for recent trends.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
Since NO ONE knows how many actual cases we've had so far, but we do know how many died with covid. Pay special attention to daily new cases in the US which has indeed risen considerably, (you'll have to scroll down the page a bit. all the drama shit is at the top).
Compare that to the daily new deaths (which they buried a little further down the page).
Since it is a daily number you may get more from the trend line that the daily number, but there is also history there. Daily deaths USED TO track daily cases until late April, early May or so. BUT EVEN YOU CAN SEE THAT DAILY DEATHS HAVE BEEN FALLING EVEN AS NEW CASES HAS BEEN RISING. New cases have risen to 47000 while new deaths continue to fall to 663.