Toe Down

When I used to used to have access to a launch monitor I had extreme toe down at impact, obviously I was early releasing quite extremely. I am in a much better place now with my swing, but I still do see very skinny divots sometimes which tells me I am still doing it. I have done a lot of the release mechanic videos and have a strong understanding of the release even if I don't execute great. I believe I have a good impact window for long clubs, and an appropriate smaller one for short irons. but I am probably unhinging the wrists too early still. Just curious if you have a fix for that so I can get a nice flatter lie angle at impact. I know the wrists are supposed to be fully extended after impact at about parallel, and probably shortly after impact for wedges. My only thought is to try to hold off a bit, but didn't know if there was another way to think about it. Lastly, just so I am more certain I am understanding the proper release mechanics - it is an unhinge, basically straight down but with the forearm rotation which is what brings the club around to impact (and extension to lead the clubhead upwards). Which feels a bit awkward transitioning away from the hitting at the ball - but when I do get contact I get the nice compressed feeling and ball flight. Is that correct way to think about? Thank you in advance for any help! - Gabe