As much as I like the fun-loving nature of Allen, he often says things like "back in your generation, or you old guys may have done..."
Reminds me of my son when I predicted something he was going to do going horribly wrong and he argued with me later, "what makes you think you were going to be right?". We were driving back from a fishing trip and I said, "I have more wisdom than you".
"What do you mean?" he asked me.
"It means I have more years on earth and more experience than you and it helps me make better decisions."
"By that rational, I will never have more wisdom than you do", he said with a lot of teenage sauce.
I looked over at him, winked and pointed with a cha-ching sound
The moral of the story is that Allen needs to start listening to what those with experience around him are saying and he seems like my thick-headed teen in a lot of ways.
We will see how he responds to this as I have never seen Daboll so in his face that angry and animated. What I am not sure I liked is the way Daboll stopped talking to him.... as pissed as you are as a coach you have to set some of that aside and figure out a way to get your QB back on track. Maybe that happened over half time - cannot say, but it was telling that McD had to come over to settle things.