Before I shut it down for a few days, we’ve got your Takeaways …
I get to cover a lot of really outstanding people in my job. Which, honestly, is one of the first things I’d tell you I took from reporting on a very scary Wednesday in Kansas City.
Unfortunately, sometimes, it takes a situation like this to remember that. And after the Super Bowl parade shootings at Union Station, as the Chiefs celebrated their third championship in five years, having those types of people around provided an indelible silver lining after gunshots marred what had been, in the words of one team front-office man, “about as perfect a day as you can get.”