What does the phrase 'Monday morning quarterbacking' mean?

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" "Monday morning quarterback" meaning one finds fault with a football team when the game is over; as if he could have done a better job of calling the plays. Something like an "Armchair general". "

Exactly. As the old saying goes "Hind sight is always 20-20".

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