Who is he advocating to? He’s advocating to the coaches. It means he’s questioning what the coaches are asking him to do.
At any job, there is a learning curve. I’ve been at my job for over 20 years, and I’m extremely opinionated and people roll their eyes when asking for my thoughts on things because they know what coming...... My first 2 years on the job, I kept my mouth shut the entire time because I didn’t know what I was doing and didn’t have the experience to know what it took to be successful, but my coworkers and bosses did.
What has Chase Winovich done to prove he can do that in the NFL with the most successful coach in NFL history? Rodney and Tedy could say things. DMac and Gilmore can say things. That what you have captains for, the captains are the ones who should be advocating for the players, and in turn the captains are the ones who help carry out the instructions and explain why it should be done that way. Is Chase a captain?
There’s nothing wrong with questioning instructions - feedback is a good thing. But you need to build up credibility in order to do so. Chase has none.