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a Monday morning quarterback
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a Monday morning quarterback  (American)
someone who says how an event or problem should have been dealt with, after other people have already dealt with it It's easy to be a Monday morning quarterback when you see the kids' low test scores, but there are no easy answers to improving education.
See also: Monday, morning
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