Monday morning quarterback

A person who acts like he or she has all the answers to a problem, especially in hindsight, usually without having any experience in that area. Likened to fans and commentators who criticize a football team after a Sunday game. Primarily heard in US. Social media seems to have turned everyone into a Monday morning quarterback whenever political issues are discussed.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Valentinus	-	Ancient Roman
Muscowequan	-	Native American, Cree
Arno	-	Dutch, German
Baruch	bə-ROOK (English), BER-ook (English), BAR-ook (English), BAHR-ook (English)	Biblical, Hebrew
Driscoll	['driskəl]
Elise	e-LEE-zə (German), e-LEE-se (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish), i-LEES (English), i-LEEZ (English)	German, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, English