Yes, over the 332 days of 2020 on that chart, there are fewer deaths than the 365 days of 2019.

257 average deaths per day in 2020 vs 252 in 2018, which was the previous record high, putting 2020 on pace to become the new high record. That assumes that deaths are evenly distributed throughout the year, which at least in the US, they are not.

An annual snapshot of "excess deaths" lead to bad intuition. A weekly snapshot is much more helpful, leads to more accurate intuition, and generally is preferred.

The second chart is from October, based on the URL, and therefore missed the large spike of deaths in November.

Incomplete data leads to bad analysis.