Arch, bless his heart, has been a good soldier for Sark. He was recruited on the promise of getting experience running a pro-style offense, to improve his draft stock, and Sark is doing his best to live up to that end of the bargain.
However, that goal is made impossible by pisspoor OL play and underperforming WRs who drop passes. As a result, the team plays its worst football when Sark is asking Arch to run a complex, pro-style offense without the necessary tools for it to work. The team has to be on the brink of collapse before Sark is desperate enough to simplify the playbook and let Arch run an offense that more closely fits his natural strengths. The needs of the team outweigh the Mannings' desire to mold Arch into a pro-style QB, which for the record I do believe he can become that. He just doesn't have enough time to sit in the pocket and find mismatches, and because that internal clock is so rushed, he's trying to think about too many things all at once which causes him not to perceive obvious things such as wide open receivers or opportunities to avoid imminent sacks by throwing the ball away.
If Sark can finally accept that this team simply cannot execute these ridiculous ideas, we will get a lot more production out of Arch. If we can find linemen in the portal for next season, maybe these Sark playcalls will actually work and he will look like the genius he aspires to be. There's no shame in switching to a lighter bowling ball on the seventh frame, dude.
I think it was the right call, but I didn't think the video was indisputable evidence. I was shocked they overturned it.