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Cannot name one positive thing Gase has done since last season

His best move is trading Ajayi. While he was a bruising runner, he was too predictable. Drake and Williams are generating offense because they are balanced. They are players Coach Gase likes within his offensive scheme. Good move!
 
Aquablood said:
Using the Ravens game to judge Moore is unfair. We always have bad matchup against Ravens. That game was lost before they got on the plane. And do truly beleive even with RT that we had a chance in Pittsburgh on that day?
Many people beleive the team could be better with Moore under center. Most national media and Chicago fans were snickering when we signed Culter. Now I see why.
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Actually, it is not unfair. Moore’s consistent problem is inconsistency. This is the main reason he is not a starter. There are other reasons, but the inconsistency is the truly damaging aspect of his game.
 
Gase is a joke. He lost the team. Period
 
They do this thing on Saturdays, it's called college football. Be cool if the Dolphins GM/scouting staff would check it out sometime.

Patriots want Miami to fire Gase...
 
Lionstone said:
Your comment is very speculative. I cannot disprove opinion, so all I can say is my opinion is that there is little to no impact to the team.
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Which part is speculative?
Moore is well like. - fact
Players trust him. - fact
Moore knows the system even better - fact
Culter was retired.-fact
His poor machanic and uninspired demeanor was well documented. - fact
It was an unnecessary big gamble- fact

I drew conclusion base on facts.
 
Aquablood said:
I am having a hard time coming up with any positive thing Gase has done since the Steelers blow out last season. The only thing may be a decent defensive draft, but from the performance last few games, the jury still out.
But the negatives...
Failed to make RT to have surgery
Rely on Pouncey
Failed to address the OL
Failed to handle Ajayi, which led to only getting a 4th
Play McMillan on special team
Started to lose the team when not starting Moore and signing Culter ( speculation, but there are some whispers on local talk shows )
Only sign players he familiar with
Wasting 10 mil on Culter
J Thomas
Manualuga
FAIL TO PREPARE THE TEAM IN EVERY GAME
refuse to be creative ( at least Sparano tried wild cat )
bad play calling
bad use of time out ( late in Chargers game )
Failed to motivate the team even on national TV

Last but not least, now I am not too sure he is offensive genius as he claims to be. Shula changed his whole offensive philosophy from power running to pure passing when he got Marino and Marks brothers. That is using players to their potential. Gase tried to make players to fit his system, like forcing a square peg to a round hole.

Some of you still giving him a bye because of RT, but back to my point again, Gase let RT to have the voodoo healing. And I am not sure even what a healthy RT can do behind this line.

Yes, he took the team to playoff in his first season. So did Sparano.
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Not arguing there aren't problems, but:
1. How does a coach *make* a player get surgery?
2. Failed to address the OL? I thought that was the GMs job?
3. Failed to handle Ajayi? Do you know what was tried and what the problems where? How many times, on how many teams do we hear about a player *not working out* in some form or another. Ajayi is a good player, but not fundamentally game changing, so how much time and effort was he really worth?
4. Not starting Moore? Clearly Moore isn't the answer for anything but an emergency couple of games. Out of the available QB's out there when RT went down, how many were available because they were good? (maybe 1????)
5. Only signs players he's familiar with? That seems to happen a lot in the NFL.
 
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