MKost of these are things that are wrong with culture in general, and aren't specific to football.

The Cowboys in December are better than the article. Author should be forced to sit in a windowless, doorless, escape proof, sound proof room with Tony Kornheiser.

I actually went into that expecting a well thought out criticism of different aspects of the game.

Instead it's just 10 things the author doesn't like about the game, not 10 things that are actually wrong with the game.

And only three of the 10 are actually even related directly to the game itself (replay, contracts, high personnel turnover on teams). And of course most fans would completely disagree with all three of those, since they'd rather get the call right than save some time, seeing the contracts is part of the appeal of the off-season, and the high turnover is precipitated BY the fans putting pressure on management to win.

As previously mentioned, the article is terrible and the author should feel terrible for writing it.