re: I think these pics of the Chiefs says a lot what is happening to our country.

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No one should "blindly respect authority" but there are more effective ways of going about it. The way he did was pretty immature and probably won't be productive over the long term.

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you literally just repeated what 777 said

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i'm sure someone like him really cares what some message board loser has to say

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I'm sure he cares exactlty as much about my knuckledragger comments as he does about you slobbing his knob on the internet.

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In the end he is nothing more than an employee and the coach more or less is his manager and superior. Should be fired on the spot for shite like that.

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Only an inadequate and insecure manager would think like that.

Any boss worth his salt wants feedback from his subordinates. There’s a time and a place for everything. Now, Kelce’s
actions probably wouldn’t have been tolerated between the fry station and shake machine - but in this case he is an accomplished professional who has demonstrated a mastery of his craft. Football is obviously a highly emotional game. His outburst was obviously “wrong”, but can be forgiven in the heat of the moment and context of the situation.

The truth of this matter is that a bunch of folks got their panties in a wad because Kelce made a commercial for a company who in their world view is “bad”. So now they hate Kelce.

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I'm sure he cares exactlty as much about my knuckledragger comments as he does about you slobbing his knob on the internet.

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it's not kelce vs reid, it's actually anyone that has any interaction with actual men that do the things in this world to keep it going. you don't think oil field baws yell at each other daily while people that sit in office follow all the hr directives of inclusion and being nice?

It's sports, people get emotional, try not to cry about it.

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Any boss worth his salt wants feedback from his subordinates. There’s a time and a place for everything. Now, Kelce’s actions probably wouldn’t have been tolerated between the fry station and shake machine - but in this case he is an accomplished professional who has demonstrated a mastery of his craft. Football is obviously a highly emotional game. His outburst was obviously “wrong”, but can be forgiven in the heat of the moment and context of the situation.

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I don’t care the setting it is never ok to lay hands on a boss and get in their face. These football players are nothing more than spoiled children. His actions are inexcusable no matter how well he plays a game because let’s face it that’s all the man does for a living.

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The truth of this matter is that a bunch of folks got their panties in a wad because Kelce made a commercial for a company who in their world view is “bad”. So now they hate Kelce.

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Nah man I don't give a frick about that. I just think he's a dumbass. But I also realize he's extremely talented and at the top level of his sport and will make more money and frick better pussy than I ever will. I'm perfectly fine with that and glad he was able to turn his talents into multimillion dollar career. But I still think he's stupid.

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you don't think oil field baws yell at each other daily while people that sit in office follow all the hr directives of inclusion and being nice?

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Nah not really that often. It only happens occasionally when stupid people get all up in their own emotions.

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so literally like yesteday with kelce and reid.

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Yeah man literally like yesterday when an emotional dummy lost his cool. I imagine it's happened nor more than a handful of times over the course of the season in the entire NFL. I wouldn't be surprised if the Kelce/Reid incident was the only time it happened. So yeah, it's rare

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no respect for authority and throw a tantrum if things don't go your way. its not just these two or the Chiefs, but i think its a microcosm of what is wrong with our culture.

if i had screamed at my coach like that or a ref when i was playing ball...yikes.

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Michael Jordan got coaches fired and punched a teammate, but tell us all about this brand new phenomenon of players yelling at teammates and coaches that has never happened before the past couple of years...