The fallacy of the playcalling argument

[FuzzyLumpkins]

He hasn't been replaced as of yet has he? He said in his press conference to the question, 'Is it your decision, ultimately, as to who calls the plays?' with a direct 'yes.' I reduce it to particular statements made by him and the lack of an announcement as to who may or may not take over the duties.

I don't even disagree that he seemed to have too much on his plate. I recall him arguing with the ref over a bad spot of the ball and have to give up on it to call a play.

Wow a specific example!