Pronunciation: /ɑrmˌtʃɛr ˈkwɔrtərbæk/
noun a type of chair with arms and a back, typically used for relaxation or comfort
A1 My dad is just an armchair quarterback when it comes to watching football.
A2 She always acts like an armchair quarterback, giving advice on how to run the business.
B1 As an armchair quarterback, he loves to critique the coach's decisions during the game.
B2 Being an armchair quarterback, she loves to analyze the team's performance and suggest improvements.
C1 The armchair quarterback in the group always has an opinion on how to solve complex political issues.
C2 Despite never having played a sport, he fancies himself an armchair quarterback, offering strategic advice to professional athletes.
formal The armchair quarterback criticized the team's play-calling decisions from the comfort of his living room.
informal Don't be such an armchair quarterback, get out there and show us how it's done!
slang Stop being a couch potato and acting like an armchair quarterback.
figurative He's always quick to offer his opinion, but he's just an armchair quarterback when it comes to actually doing the work.
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