One week after thanking the fans who showed up to Arrowhead just to see the Chiefs lose to the Bills, Head Coach Todd Haley may have given something a little less cordial to a long-time Chiefs fan at Sunday's Cleveland game.

Apparently, a first-row Chiefs season ticket holder supposedly yelled at Haley that 'he deserved to be fired' after back-to-back home losses to under .500 teams.  Haley reportedly responded to this fan with a quick glimpse of the "bird" before being ushered off the field after another embarrassing home loss.

If this story is true, maybe the funniest part of it is that Sunday at Arrowhead was fan appreciation day.  I guess that's one way to try to get fans to avoid another blackout.

It seems that to this point he lost the respect of the players, and now the fans.  The fans had already responded, prior to alleged incident, to their displeasure of the current state of the Chiefs by allowing the first local blackout of a game in 19 years.

If Haley indeed did give the finger to a fan, I have to hand it to him, if he's going down he's going down in flames.

This video of the supposed incident is courtesy of KSHB-TV in Kansas City: