Late reply here, but wanted to comment on this. Sometimes the reactions are due to how something is written. Some posters struggle with sounding constructive when questioning decisions. Interpreting tone in writing can be hard anyway. There are also people that come across as having no perspective that things are good. We made our conference championship game. Most wins ever. Won the game. Context has to matter here. Would we love to win every game? Sure. Finding the negative amongst so many positives can be a downer to those that come here to enjoy the good times while still hoping for better next year. There are also a lot of armchair offensive coordinators that act like they know better than the coaching staff. Others act like the coaching staff can do no wrong, and it makes the haters want to argue. No coach is infallible or gets it right 100% of the time. They undoubtedly have reasons for decisions that many of us may not be aware of but are not above criticism. Just needs to be tempered with the awareness that fans can't know all the factors at play. Coming across as a know it all, negative person that can't enjoy nice things, or generally a hater will get negative reactions.