This only alienates me. I am being turned away from the KC media the more bitter they become.

I guess that is “research” of some sort. But why the rhetorical fluff? Why write it like a murder mystery novel, even describing Haley’s hallway behavior as if he was there looking at him?

Come on, you have people who were fired saying this stuff, and you have people who are still with the organization saying the exact opposite. It’s 100% he said she said, and if that’s what they have it will go nowhere in a court of law (at least it shouldn’t).

and put together a piece that leans toward his views but also allows the story to have polarizing opinions. This let’s people to read through and hopefully think for themselves in what they think. Which is why now we have divide amongst Chiefs fans. Some think Babb is reaching and others think he’s dead on.

If there are felonies committed here, then that to me is obviously a huge line crosser, but nothing has been proven, just some people who speculate. If you take out the felony part I don’t see why fans are so upset. Pioli came in and turned around the culture here and made people accountable (I wish they could do that where I work). Has he gone to far? I don’t know, the statement Stephanie Melton made regarding Pioli being focused on what seemed like unimportant things for a GM I think is a good example of why the culture needed to change. If someone is responsible for something they need to be doing that, Pioli holds someone accountable and they haven’t had that in years, it’s probably very upsetting and uncomfortable. I’m glad Pioli would hole people responsible for little things, if everyone who works there is doing their job and doing it the best they can, then he won’t have to worry about those things.

I also don’t see why anyone is surprised there was turnover. This is a group with tons of directors and VPs that had worked for a decade or more in the organization. How many decades has it been since we’ve had a true contender? At least Pioli gave some of these people a chance, be it a year or 2 to try and buy into what he is doing. These people seem surprised they lost their jobs because they did what they always did when it’s been made loud and clear from the beginning that things were changing.