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Monday morning quarterback
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Monday morning quarterback
football spectator who, in hind-sight, points out where team went wrong. [Am. Sports and Folklore: Misc.]
See : Criticism
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But with all the opining and Monday morning quarterbacking, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction.
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All that said, it appears that the move away from the romance of the barista at the point of contact with the consumer was a mistake in judgment, but it is Monday morning quarterbacking to call that now.
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