We even have a phrase for this phenomenon: Monday-morning quarterbacking.
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Rest assured that the Monday-morning quarterbacking will proceed apace starting … now.
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Explaining the success of Tunisia's revolution necessarily involves some unseemly Monday morning quarterbacking.
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Monday-morning quarterbacking is, of course, what sloppily passes for accountability in a constitutional republic.
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" In his closing argument, defense attorney Tom Plunkett said now was not the time for "Monday morning quarterbacking.
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"We regret that he got hurt," said Penguins coach Mike Sullivan, doing a bit of Monday morning quarterbacking.
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Bannon is Monday morning quarterbacking — arguing that firing James Comey was a grave mistake that stoked Russia investigations.
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Monday morning quarterbacking can be just as brutal for a missed field goal or a missed export sale. 6.
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The Nunes memo opens the door to Monday-morning quarterbacking of the decisions made primarily by the FBI in 2016.
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On Wednesday, Furman called Cooper's allegations "meritless" and said Cooper was engaging in "Monday morning quarterbacking" regarding lead counsel's legal strategy.
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" After the fight, Fresquez says Holly addressed the team and took full responsibility -- "Holly told us, 'I'm not Monday morning quarterbacking anything.
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For all the Monday morning quarterbacking, though, we find that the moment wasn't just a WTF one—it was actually downright inspired.
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They escalated and escalated and escalated I wasn't on scene when Kelley Jr. was killed, and I'm obviously Monday morning quarterbacking here.
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Do you feel that there's a risk that we are still Monday morning quarterbacking the financial crisis and not thwarting future potential risks?
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Then again, when it comes to the Oscars and Monday-morning quarterbacking, the more things change, the more they generally stay the same.
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While Monday morning quarterbacking won't do much to help Democrats, some serious political introspection about the overall strength of their party is now essential.
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Fortunately, there's going to be no shortage of Monday morning quarterbacking over the jury's ruling, which could come by the end of the week.
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Your typical reward will often be undue criticism, Monday morning quarterbacking, and the omnipresent chance that your next call could result in you being grievously injured or killed.
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"There's an absurd amount of Monday morning quarterbacking going on," said the expert, who spoke on condition of anonymity in order to preserve professional relationships with the report's critics.
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This is all Monday morning quarterbacking on my part; no one can predict when a project will start going downhill, or which ones would have kept their quality up for years.
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As the "Pod Save America" gang spent 90 minutes Monday-morning quarterbacking, the crowd cheered, clapped and laughed, while Andrea Grossman, who founded Writers Bloc, watched quietly from a seat in the back.
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Scott Taylor (R-Va.) — a former Navy SEAL — takes issue with the "Monday morning quarterbacking" of pundits who questioned the handling of a mission where four U.S. special forces were killed in an ambush in Niger.
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But the story of Captain "Sully" Sullenberger — played by Tom Hanks — will be all about the Monday-morning quarterbacking that surrounded the US Airways pilot after he safely landed an Airbus A320 in the Hudson River in 2009.
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Instead of spending the week after a debate arguing over who had the best comeback or the worst gaffe, maybe we'd get the kind of Monday-morning quarterbacking that touches on some of the challenges of actually being president.
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The strangest thing about this is that Bowen is, simultaneously, very aware of his own reputation, and aware that it's unfair monday-morning quarterbacking these types of plays with replay and slow motion, yet convinced that Zaza's actions were deliberate.
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In a phone interview, Michelle McKenna-Doyle, the N.F.L.'s senior vice president of information technology, called the new game analysis it plans to offer using Amazon "instant quarterbacking," a nod to Monday morning quarterbacking, the traditional postgame discussions fans often hold.
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In a long, reasoned examination of the incident in A Tangled Web, his book on Nixon's foreign policy, the Democratic national security expert William Bundy did some Monday morning quarterbacking and concluded that Johnson's hopes for a 1968 settlement, while genuine, now seem extravagant.
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"Despite Monday-morning quarterbacking and claims of process fouls by House Republicans, the fact is that this new rule will help protect drinking water for millions of our constituents, and our committee should support these efforts rather than try to undermine them," he said.
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The Monday morning quarterbacking, especially around early testing stumbles, has particularly ruffled some feathers in the health department, where HHS Secretary Alex Azar is already dealing with criticism from White House officials — and where current FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn has been virtually invisible on television during the crisis.
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Upset at what he sees as "Monday morning quarterbacking" of soldiers fighting a shadowy enemy where "second-guessing was deadly," Mr. Hegseth has for years defended troops charged with war crimes, including Chief Gallagher, Major Golsteyn and Lt. Clint Lorance, often appealing directly to the president on Fox News.
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I was in London last week for a Doing Business in Africa conference and I decided to explore how Londoners felt after their historic (and unexpected) decision to leave the European Union (EU), with the "Brexit" vote, on June 2202, 2628, and what their Monday-morning-quarterbacking could suggest for Americans as we look towards Nov. 28500.
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" Television host Miss Lori, who has written about being terrified when she couldn't find her then 4-year-old daughter at an auto show, said, "Imagine if all these people steamrolling the parents and the zookeepers about this incident were to invest their 'Monday Morning Quarterbacking' energy into actually becoming an expert in zoology, early childhood psychology or social work.
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I think it's a very common story, which is a company that built a great product and had a very early lead, but also a constitution on what the product should be, and in often ... And again, I don't want to disparage anybody, but it's just more of my Monday morning quarterbacking, looking back, and being as a board member that looked to understand the history there, which is a hubris about never wanting to change.
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