Your mistake - AND YOU HAVE MADE IT BEFORE, MANY TIMES - is that you're using the deaths per capita.
If everyone in America actually had covid, it would smash your 1 in 73 benchmark easily. COVID kills as high as 1 in 6 when the capacity of the medical system collapses - you can't get respirators to the sick, doctors and nurses are sick too, and so on.
At the best case scenario, when we have plenty of healthy doctors and hospital beds ready, it goes as low as 1 in 50 - AND THAT'S THE BEST IT GETS.
And your benchmark is 1 in 73.
I.e. we'd consider ourselves to be doing well when COVID is almost as mild a killer as old age itself.
Again, WE HAVE HAD THIS DISCUSSION SEVERAL TIMES: STOP USING THE PER CAPITA TO TALK ABOUT FATALITY.