What's Wrong with Todd Haley?

The Chiefs head football coach, Todd Haley, who in just his second year has turned the team around and made the playoffs, strikes me as a man who has a problem.

• He's a little odd, a little peculiar, like a man you might suddenly find sitting naked in the parking lot because the pressure got to him.  In fact, in war movies, when a soldier has to be removed from the front lines because he won't snap out of that haunting, menacing, thousand-yard-stare… the actor is channeling the Todd Haley vibe.
• Other coaches, both on his team and on others, don't seem to like him.  Coaches don't usually leave a winning NFL team to take an assistant job in college.
• He embarrasses his players by calling them out on the sidelines (and might not be respected by them, having not played in the NFL himself).
• He seems easily angered and immature (wagging his finger at Denver's coach after a loss and then patting him on the head after a win).
• He gives the STRANGEST press conferences ever.  He talks like someone just awoken from a heavily medicated slumber.  Mumbling and muttering his way through a litany of football cliches.  It's so consistently strange that I make it a point of listening to his press conferences on the radio each week, just to wonder at the oddity of it all.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Chiefs being mostly successful.  But I can't imagine Todd Haley being a beloved sports figure in Kansas City.  If he's just snap out of it and act a little more normal, it would help, but I'm not sure if he can…