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  • FA Head Coach
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    NFL Network’s Mike Giardi reports Adam Gase’s name “keeps popping up” among NFL sources discussing the Patriots’ offensive coordinator vacancy.
    The guy whose offense was dead last -- or near dead last -- in every meaningful category as head coach of the Jets is apparently in the running to replace Josh McDaniels as New England’s offensive coordinator. Giardi said there remains hope that the next Patriots OC will come from within the organization, but Gase is a possible outside hire who could inexplicably get another chance to sink an NFL offense. A master of alienating players and creating stale, predictable offensive schemes, Gase would be a curious choice for Bill Belichick and the Pats. His hiring would raise serious questions about the development of Mac Jones as a franchise quarterback.

  • FA Running Back #6
    Free agent Le’Veon Bell said opponents would call out running plays under ex-Jets coach Adam Gase.
    “I don’t consider a ‘HB dive’ on third and short EVERY TIME an opportunity,” Bell said on Twitter. “We line up, they call out the play, that’s not opportunity, on top of the play being a dive. I can’t make [stuff] shake with that.” Bell blames the Jets’ playcalling for his decline the last two seasons. It’s not the first time a Jets player has called out Gase, who benched LG Alex Lewis for the final six games of 2020 over similar comments and was criticized by ex-safety Jamal Adams. Bell didn’t find much success after his New York release, where he mostly served as a backup in his 12 game run with the Chiefs. The 29-year-old expects to sign with a team before the start of the season.

  • FA Head Coach
    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Seahawks spoke with ex-Jets coach Adam Gase for its vacant offensive coordinator job.
    The front office will also speak with Chiefs QBs coach Mike Kafka as it continues casting a wide net to fill its OC role. The Jets gained the fewest yards in football in each of Gase’s years on the job with the Jets, but Seattle’s continuous journey to make life as hard as possible for Russell Wilson usurps any other approach. It would obviously be an unmitigated disaster for the Seahawks both on the field on offense and in the locker room with S Jamal Adams if Gase is hired.

  • FA Head Coach
    FOX Sports’ Bruce Feldman reports Alabama coach Nick Saban is interested in ex-Jets coach Adam Gase and ex-Texans coach Bill O’Brien for his offensive coordinator vacancy.
    This is not parody. Saban has made a habit of reviving tarnished careers, with the latest being ex-USC coach Steve Sarkisian. He also resuscitated Lane Kiffin. Gase has a Saban connection, working as a graduate assistant under Saban at LSU. He apparently first connected with Saban when he was a student and Saban was the coach at Michigan State. Landing in Tuscaloosa would be a top one percentile outcome for Gase after the dumpster fire that was his two years in New York. As for O’Brien, we would imagine he thinks bigger, but this might be as big as it gets for him this offseason.

  • FA Head Coach
    Jets fired coach Adam Gase.
    And so ends the biggest coaching fiasco in recent memory. The Jets went 9-23 in two years on Gase’s watch by the grace of a pointless 6-2 2019 finish after the squad knocked itself out of playoff contention with a 1-7 start. The Jets gained the fewest yards in football each of Gase’s years on the job in the Big Apple, becoming a laughingstock of truly epic proportions this season by starting 0-13 only to knock themselves out of contention for Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence at No. 1 overall with a 2-1 finish that nobody, least of all Jets fans, wanted. Unable or unwilling to adjust or modernize his offense — the Jets have been where pre-snap motion and play-action go to die — Gase was as out of his depth as a play-caller as he was a locker room leader. As was the case in Miami, Jets players made zero progress under Gase only to improve as soon as they ended up elsewhere. Although he’s only 42, Gase is going to have trouble finding NFL coordinator work after this historically-bad stint.

  • FA Head Coach
    NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport report the Jets are “expected to part ways” with coach Adam Gase after Week 17.
    The Jets would be the laughing stock of all American sports if Gase kept his job even after stacking up two upset wins to close the season. Gase’s tenure has led to few wins and many headaches with players. The Jets head coaching job has its pros -- cap space and draft capital -- but the Jets’ ownership has a long track record of sloppy decision making. Pelissero and Rapoport report the Jets’ head coach search will include NFL coordinators and college head coaches. Jets GM Joe Douglas “isn’t going anywhere”.

  • FA Head Coach
    Jets coach Adam Gase said the team’s play-calling is being labeled a “collaborative effort” because he doesn’t want to give away too much information for a “competitive disadvantage.”
    That would entail the Jets being competitive to begin with. New York has teetered between play-callers since Week 7, exceeding 25 points in back-to-back games with Joe Flacco under center and totaling a lowly 22 points in Sam Darnold’s three starts in that time. Averaging the league’s fewest yards per play (4.6), points per game (13.8), and lowest scoring margin (-15.5) on gamedays, anything Gase claims at this point is strictly headline material for comedic purposes. Maybe Trevor Lawrence and a new head coach will change the organization’s culture in 2021.

  • FA Head Coach
    ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reports Adam Gase will take over playcalling duties for Week 12 against the Dolphins.
    Gase gave up the gig to OC Dowell Loggains ahead of the team’s Week 7 game against the Bills. The Jets were held under ten points in consecutive games following the change. They did manage to top 25 points in the next two games but both of those games came with Joe Flacco under center. Now that Sam Darnold is starting once again, playcalling may not be the team’s biggest problem.

  • FA Head Coach
    Jets coach Adam Gase gave up playcalling duties for Week 7 against Buffalo.
    Gase has called plays since taking over last year. With New York off to an 0-6 start, he’ll relinquish duties to OC Dowell Loggains. The move to Loggains is unlikely to make much difference for the tanking Jets.

  • FA Head Coach
    When asked again if he would relinquish play-calling duties, Jets coach Adam Gase responded that’s “step 10" and the Jets are currently “on step 2.”
    “We’ve got a bunch of issues to sort through on offense and we’re on step 2,” Gase responded when asked if he’d relinquish play-calling duties for the second consecutive week. "[The play-calling] is step 10.” The Jets, currently 0-6 with no hope in sight, have yet to cover a single game while ranking stone last in point differential (-110) through six weeks. The team has also exceeded 17 points only once this year and most recently totaled two passing yards in the second and third quarters against the Dolphins. Gase’s tenure with the Jets will undoubtedly be remembered as the worst coaching stint in league history whether it ends this week or at the end of the year.