Maybe calling out is the wrong phrase, but Adams simply points out that at times (in this example, a Safety) the players can't win with the announcers.

Announcers claiming the Safety had to come in that situation and probably leading to thousand and thousands of online tweets blaming the Safety for not playing the run...

But Adams pointing out the Safety dropped to the deep middle and he was the only one there, which is obviously someone has to be there or a team can toast you, so the Safety did the right thing based on the defensive play call.

But the announcer is criticizing the Safety anyways...

Just something I think we as fans need to remember.

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Adams makes a great point..

Additionally, color men should first be informs/explainers, then entertainers. Romo has this reversed. The play-by-play guys can be the cheerleaders for the sport.

Listening to Romo, it is easy to understand why he consistently did poorly and was fooled in the clutch.

Conversely, Aikman is the opposite. He chooses his words and criticisms more carefully, as I think he waits to ascertain and process what the offense and defenses call were before burying someone. Although he tries not be, he can be a hair pro-Cowboys, which I understand. But in non-Cowboy games, he is generally outstanding.

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