There is a difference, in my view, in objective criticism and unfounded emotional outrage. I think we get caught up in the “win” mindset sometimes and the two get intermingled.
I think criticism such as TM won’t be an effective passer until he steps toward his target, throws with proper arm angles and follows through is a legit comment. On the other hand saying TM sucks and we won’t ever be any good with him at QB is emotional.
On the other hand I’m not one to accept sloppy game play and that mindset is good. CPJ said it himself when he stated that he knows we won and we shut the other team down but it looked sloppy to him. He said that they can’t play like that as the year goes on and expect to win. He said he guesses he is a perfectionist (my words). My mindset is the same. We won’t win going forward if we play like we did yesterday. Knowing/thinking that does not allow me to cheer as if we are ready for Clemson, so critical comments are correct comments when put in the form of educational observations.
I’ve never coached, wish I could for sure, but I don’t think a coach or a fan for that matter can support improper play silently. The proper critic at the proper time is useful and necessary.