Nfl Black Monday Winners, Losers: John Harbaugh With All The Leverage, John Elway In A Tough Spot

[Fin Fan in Cali]

https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/12/31/n...losers-john-harbaugh-mike-mccarthy-john-elway

4. Adam Gase, free agent: Gase was always in a tough spot in Miami. Despite control of the 53-man roster, he was boxed in at the quarterback position, yet he still managed to take a Ryan Tannehill/Matt Moore led team to the playoffs. While his ouster has been met with whispers of internal discord, there aren’t many young, proven offensive minds out there with head coaching experience. It wouldn’t be hard to convince yourself that Gase would flourish in another locker room, with a different set of executives overhead.

If Adam is going to succeed going forward he has to lose that stubbornness, ego, and his approach to being a Head Coach in the National Football League. I guess SI lost the fact that he had final say on personnel.

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

The Adam Gase media tour is something else. His agent is Jimmy Sexton right? That guy is good. That guy is incredibly good.

 

[hoops]

I bet he gets another head coaching gig

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

Maybe Coach Aspergers will get another head coaching gig. He's certainly getting a lot of media attention.

But after the way the team finished the season, I'm glad it's over with.

 

[Dolphins81]

I hope he gets another HC job. That will be one less team we have to worry about.

 

[ForksPhin]

“Young, proven offensive mind”.

I guess his performance as head coach was pretty offensive.

 

[CoryMatthews]

Why does Gase even want a head coaching position? Like he said the only part he enjoyed was calling plays.

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

I bet he gets another head coaching gig

Yes he probably will, but hopefully he learned from his time with the Dolphins.

 

[superphin]

Yes he probably will, but hopefully he learned from his time with the Dolphins.

I never thought an NFL head coach had to learn that he is in charge of more than just the offense.

 

[BigNastyFish]

https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/12/31/n...losers-john-harbaugh-mike-mccarthy-john-elway

4. Adam Gase, free agent: Gase was always in a tough spot in Miami. Despite control of the 53-man roster, he was boxed in at the quarterback position, yet he still managed to take a Ryan Tannehill/Matt Moore led team to the playoffs. While his ouster has been met with whispers of internal discord, there aren’t many young, proven offensive minds out there with head coaching experience. It wouldn’t be hard to convince yourself that Gase would flourish in another locker room, with a different set of executives overhead.

If Adam is going to succeed going forward he has to lose that stubbornness, ego, and his approach to being a Head Coach in the National Football League. I guess SI lost the fact that he had final say on personnel.

Great post!

OMG that is totally ****ing laughable!

Gase.

The effing hype balloon that continues to soar

yet destined to CRASH!

Seriously -- good yuck to any idiot team willing to bring him in as HC.

QB coach? Maybe.

OC?

Wha????

HC?????????

Laughable at this point!

:)

 

[Fintastic2124]

Am I missing something? Our defense was always at the bottom and it was widely reported he wasn’t much involved with the defense. To top it off, our offense was always at the bottom as well. I just don’t get the hype train at all

 

[Banksy]

I can seriously see Gase going to the Browns which would be hilarious with Landry there. I hope it happens too because karma is a bitch and that tweet Jarvis put out today was classless imo.

 

[Dolph N.Fan]

At this point I no longer care what Gase does. He’s no longer a dolphin, so good riddance.

 

[superphin]

I can seriously see Gase going to the Browns which would be hilarious with Landry there. I hope it happens too because karma is a bitch and that tweet Jarvis put out today was classless imo.

What tweet?

 

[Banksy]

What tweet?

Laughing at somebody for losing their job just doesn't sit right with me. It just comes across as bitter. Jarvis should worry about his himself and his team rather than focusing on the past and trying to get one up on a past coach.