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IMO Gase and his staff were the most divisive in MD history.

dolphinheel said:
Excellent read.
dolphinswire.usatoday.com

Ndamukong Suh comes clean on role in dividing Dolphins' locker room

The Ndamukong Suh experience in Miami wasn’t necessarily a failure, but the former All-Pro defensive tackle certainly didn’t play to the expectation of his monster contract from 2015. S…
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IDK that Gase was "devisive", so much as oblivious and inept as a leader.

Devisiveness implies intent, and I don't believe that was his intent, rather the issues were a side effect of incompetence.
 
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Suh is certainly entitled to his opinion. He was in the locker room and the meetings, so he's going to have his own take or perspective on what Gase was about. We may not agree with him and that's fine too. As you all seem to agree, we fans saw things differently than Suh did.

Gase was a coach who seemed way over his head as a Head Coach. He never made adjustments and was stubborn as a damn mule. His combative demeanor towards ownership and the F/O was frustrating, especially since he thought he was smarter than everyone else in the room. Good riddence.
 
I don't think Gase was the worst coach, I just think he needs a good GM and to be hands off in that role.

He had Tannehill looking a lot better than under Philbin until disaster struck. Any coach will look bad with crap at the QB position.

That said I don't think he's a great HC either obviously.

Cam Cameron was a way worse HC in my opinion despite seemingly being a good well respected guy.
 
Mach2 said:
IDK that Gase was "devisive", so much as oblivious and inept as a leader.

Decisiveness implies intent, and I don't believe that was his intent, rather the issues were a side effect of incompetence.
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I agree that he was incompetent and not a leader, but the way he treated “some” players and pitted some against each other is the definition of devisive.
 
It's unclear which coach Suh is referring to (article mentions could've been D coordinator) and he doesn't say the coach was divisive, but that Suh himself was causing divisiveness with his own behavior because he was poorly expressing his disagreements with what that particular coach was doing. Certainly not a good sign that your star player disagrees with everything a coach is doing but I would say that says more about competence than divisiveness, as Mach stated.

Maybe Gase was divisive, I try to block out those days, but I don't know how much this article supports that.

As for Suh, I was never a fan of him as a person, so it's nice to see him make some changes for the better.
 
GhostArmOfMarino said:
I don't think Gase was the worst coach, I just think he needs a good GM and to be hands off in that role.

He had Tannehill looking a lot better than under Philbin until disaster struck. Any coach will look bad with crap at the QB position.

That said I don't think he's a great HC either obviously.

Cam Cameron was a way worse HC in my opinion despite seemingly being a good well respected guy.
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People need to stop about Gase with Dolphins
With jets he was terrible but he wasn’t awful with us
He had way more success then philibin.
Philbin basically ruined tannehill
Gase had him playing well till injuries
Gase made playoffs 1 out of 3 seasons . 33 percent
Philbin made playoffs 0 out of 4 seasons
0 percent.
33 is better than zero. Philbin sucked

worst coach we had besides Cameron
****kkm can’t stand philbjn
Ruined tannehill
Got him killed so he was injured with gase
Bully scandal
Freaking robot he was.
Gase over Philbin and not even close.
 
dolfan91 said:
Suh is certainly entitled to his opinion. He was in the locker room and the meetings, so he's going to have his own take or perspective on what Gase was about. We may not agree with him and that's fine too. As you all seem to agree, we fans saw things differently than Suh did.

Gase was a coach who seemed way over his head as a Head Coach. He never made adjustments and was stubborn as a damn mule. His combative demeanor towards ownership and the F/O was frustrating, especially since he thought he was smarter than everyone else in the room. Good riddence.
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I never thought he was over his head
Cameron and Philbin were. Philbin didn’t even call plays for packers lol

Gase was too stuck in his ways
He wanted to win with his offense and changed a lot after 2016

he rather lose his way than win with running game.

he also screwed up with wide 9 and the d coordinators



also Grier and Tbum 2017 draft sucked

Don’t think he was over his head . I am going to say it. I think he gets too much hate here. Tannehill was playing well before injuries and we made playoffs with matt Moore

maybe he doesn’t get enough hate
It might be that he gets more than Philbin and that irks me to no end. Philbin was awful
 
Mach2 said:
IDK that Gase was "devisive", so much as oblivious and inept as a leader.

Decisiveness implies intent, and I don't believe that was his intent, rather the issues were a side effect of incompetence.
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He only cared about 1 aspect of the game. Even then, he was in over his head

I hear AG's new job is to make sure Peytonville (Nationwide commercials) is spic & span
 
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