Calling out one's own players at a press conference.

Since when has this become wrong? There once was a time when this happened frequently. Bill Walsh used to do it; he even called out Montana once. Jim Mora did it in the coulda woulda shoulda speech. He did it again with diddly pooh. He called out Peyton Manning for throwing 5 picks and then screamed out "playoffs!" a few minutes later.

Most of those were for normal bad play, but what happened here was bush league.

Remember what happened here. Not only did JW and the players not take the knee as called, but they lined up and ran a fake kneel down. That's what makes this play bush league.

(People say Sean Payton would have done that. No, he would not. If SP wanted to score on that play, he'd have called a regular play, not a fake kneel down.)

If there is anything that warrants being called out at a press conference, it's this sutuation.

Now, if you want to argue that DA has lost the locker room because the players were willing to disobey orders, then that is a legitimate argument. But he was not wrong for calling out his team for how they did what they did.

For what it's worth, I think this has Jameis Winston written all over it. He's always been a very emotional player and I think he got caught in the emotion of the moment and made an unwise decision. The rest of the players will go along with it because JW has that kind of support among the offense, but this is emblematic of his career: playing and thinking with his gonads and not his brain.