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They say "absolute power corrupts absolutely."
One would think this makes sense from a social hierarchy perspective.
So far Reid has the power, but maybe he wants too much power to the point where it's getting to his head and it results in Dorsey getting fired?
I don't know what to think man? But like shouldn't it be the opposite way around where you run an organization and you let the GM, one of the top executives around to be in power more so than the head coach? I mean that's the way it is most times in most organizations throughout professional sports and not the other way around.
Why don't the Chiefs at least organize their social hierarchy right? It's ****ing twisted man and it's a sign that this organization is ****ed.
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