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New Stories Negating Gase Starting To Appear

elite14eva said:
I told you guys his arrogance and stubbornness would be his demise
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I agree. Plus he purged the roster of 4 Pro-Bowl players and almost did it with a 5th in Reshad Jones. And there are media heads out there saying the Dolphins don't have a talented roster right now.
 
If you didn't think stuff like this was going to surface once Gase was finally canned, you're crazy. When the going got tough, this guy went out of his way to blame players publicly. Very rarely did he provide any self-criticism, and when he did, it was nonsense - "it's on me", "we'll get it cleaned up", etc. Meanwhile, he had no problem publicly claiming his best players didn't know the playbook and were more interested in partying. You can bet players knew he was the source for all of the anti-Ajayi reports post-trade. You can also bet players weren't blind to him ripping Landry after the Bills game last year.

Players aren't robots. When you're out there taking the physical abuse, and you're smart enough to see that the coaching staff isn't exactly putting you in positions where you can be successful, and you're dealing with a 37-40 year-old coach who never stepped foot on the field at any advanced level......
 
We need a players coach who also can balance it out with holding players and their assistant coaches accountable. Gase was NOT that person.
 
Ross wanted a QB, Gase said no and went with a mediocre injured QB...who he didn't trust vs the Colts. I bet Ross was pissed after that game.
 
Mike13 said:
How big of an ******* do you have to be to piss off Gore and Wake?
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Well to be fair, that report comes from CK, and also included Stills... Stills directly responded to CK on twitter to tell him he was full of ****...
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I don’t know who your source is, but this is completely false. I’ve never publicly or privately “disavowed” Coach Gase. <br><br>Nothing but love for the Gase family. <a href="https://t.co/hV6FRFWK9s">https://t.co/hV6FRFWK9s</a></p>&mdash; Kenny Stills (@KSTiLLS) <a href="">December 31, 2018</a></blockquote>
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phinfan40353 said:
I think some of this is a bigger generational reshuffling within our society, as well. The baby boomers have influenced society for so long, their departure from leadership is creating voids and opportunities for those behind them that have become tired of waiting.

Like an avalanche of held breath, it is not a single-file "now it is your turn" mentality that will be tolerated. Qualified or not, the generations behind the boomers are in an all out power seizing frenzy. The voids of leadership being created are bringing about a plethora of opportunities that are resulting in a microwave mentality of impatience.

For the most part, society is tired of hearing the same voice and will continually churn out new ones until it has exhausted its larger need for change.

We are in different times. Logic is not prevailing as much as the demand for constant change. Those below now have a voice and are continually being heard. This cycle will not end until the country as a whole has exhausted its pent up energy for change and collectively decides stability is the new order of the day.

Now, back to football.
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Wow. I’ll have to write all that down.

Appreciate the thinly veiled political speech.

Now, back to football.
 
DolfanDuBbZ~ said:
What it confirms is those fans who hitched their Miami fandom to Gase, had misplaced loyalties.
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You actually think anyone hitched their fandom to Gase?

Maybe just maybe there were a few fans left who supported him and wanted him to succeed because he was the Dolphins coach?

And perhaps not everything coming out now is 100% accurate. But most will swallow it up if it fits their agenda.

I hope Gase goes out and succeeds with another team if only to help everyone that wanted him gone realize they don’t know everything. Regardless when his new team faces the Dolphins, I hope he is an abject failure that game.

Hopefully that lays to rest the questions regarding my loyalties.
 
I thought he was a good coach after year 1 . . . . But he quickly proved to be in over his head the last two years.

Combine that with an attrocious offense, inability to handle strong personalities and complete misfires at QB and you get this result.

He probably runs the worst offense in the NFL the last two years and he is suppose to be a specialist on offense.

He probably could of kept his job but his unwarranted arrogance did him in.

Bye!
 
Mindtornado said:
You actually think anyone hitched their fandom to Gase?

Maybe just maybe there were a few fans left who supported him and wanted him to succeed because he was the Dolphins coach?

And perhaps not everything coming out now is 100% accurate. But most will swallow it up if it fits their agenda.

I hope Gase goes out and succeeds with another team if only to help everyone that wanted him gone realize they don’t know everything. Regardless when his new team faces the Dolphins, I hope he is an abject failure that game.

Hopefully that lays to rest the questions regarding my loyalties.
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This is insane to me? How can anyone hope that Gase goes out and has success with another team? He's going to another team. I hope that if he gets another head coaching job, especially in the AFC, he falls flat on his face. He's the competition now.

The only former Dolphins I will root for are guys like Cameron Wake. He's been here through it all and always been a class act and a great player for this team. If he moves on to another team in hopes of trying to finally get a championship run, I'll actively root for him to succeed. That's about it.
 
Daytona Fin said:
Sounds like Gase really is the bratty bittch he portrays himself on tv as.

I never bought the culture change bs. He just can't deal with clashing personalities. This problem won't cease with his next team. Good riddance.
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Of course he’s the bratty bittch. It was PAINFULLY apparent to anyone who watched him in his pressers for three years. Reading people is not that hard. The slouch for starters. It was clear he was not a leader of men and this goes back to year 1. He commanded zero respect.
 
Kdawg954 said:
I thought he was a good coach after year 1 . . . . But he quickly proved to be in over his head the last two years.

Combine that with an attrocious offense, inability to handle strong personalities and complete misfires at QB and you get this result.

He probably runs the worst offense in the NFL the last two years and he is suppose to be a specialist on offense.

He probably could of kept his job but his unwarranted arrogance did him in.

Bye!
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Hell I thought even last year Gase showed a good ability to design players open the plays just didnt work for various reasons. This year? While guys were open plays were not being made for a variety of reasons. As others have pointed out, a lot of the OL issues were clearly coaching. You had most of the sacks come from mismatches in blocking with RBs, and TEs taking on Des. You also had countless instances where a stunt was called and the OL would pass off their guy and have nobody pick it up. And of course the amount of delayed blitzes was clearly a scheme issue.

I think Gase can become a good coach but he needs to be humbled a bit... see how the only teams we had good gsmeplans against were against people he harbored a grudge against or the Pats
 
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