JakeemThe Dream
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Who would have been better, the huge cancer known as Kap? Unfortunately, considering the relationship Gase and Cutler had, this was the best choice.
The O-line for the most part was not horrible last year, they thought with Tunsil at LT, a healthy Pouncey, a pickup in the offseason of Larsen, and the draft of Asiata, they did enough, but as is out team, we lose Larson most of the year, Pouncey not practicing that much hurting his effectiveness, Tunsil not ready for LT as well as Asiata ready for any of the guard positions, they failed, but there was not way anyone could know how this year would go.
Gase got who he thought was the best option to help continue this team to grow, but if the QB has deficiencies, a good HC will not force them and allow him to fail. When/If Gse see's Cutler is capable to consistently throw deep passes without throwing INTs, he will start allowing him to go deep.
Miami is without it's starting QB, not effectiveness on the O-line, or RB position, yet for the 2nd year in a row Miami is finding ways to be competitive...have we forgotten how this team played with HCs past.
It baffles me that some honestly think gase doesn't call deep balls lol Halfway through the season I've learned that Gase is this years Tannehill. It's his fault no matter what. He should be fired lol He has a retired Qb and he's still 4-4. Let the players run the team and we'll see how that works. I thought discipline was a great trait to have as a Head Coach in the NFL. Maybe Im wrong Idk anymore after reading some of these crazy ideas of who's fault it is. Let's just blame Gase for everything. It is his team. Tannehill cannot be so Gase it is!! PHINS UP!! & Fire Gase!! LOL