It's actually not. I realise it's fun to excrement on ESPN, but while it's not flawless there's actually some good reasoning behind QBR. See here for more if you're interested:
https://www.fieldgulls.com/2016/10/11/13250486/qbr-not-a-russian-conspiracy-against-russell-wilson-but-actually-a
You're objectively not correct. 2014 was his best season by any meaningful statistic. It will soon be his second best season after 2019. Again, Tannehill's performance under Gase in Miami is not proof of anything other than he's a pretty decent quarterback.
Not true. Extrapolate his numbers over a 16 game season, or look at his Yards Per Attempt and tell me that he'd have less yardage had they thrown more/he remained healthy under his first year with Gase. His first year. Would've been interesting to see if growth was coming the second year before he was derailed with a torn ACL. This narrative that Tannehill was excrement under Gase or that people shouldn't be surprised he's playing well in Tennessee (against largely shitty defenses) is untrue.
The defense for Gase is hilarious.
We have an elite running back, and Gase doesn't use him and refuses to tailor his scheme to his talents should be reason enough to question his qualifications. We should've ran the ball down Cincy's throat. And don't tell me it's the oline...because Powell looked fine behind it on Sunday.
Holy excrement an actual substantive criticism. One I don't disagree with, and to his credit one that Heis warned us about way back when because of how Gase used (or mis-used) Drake.
But you ever think maybe Gase hasn't tailored his scheme to Bell because Bell's patient running style is incompatible with an offensive line that requires a more direct, north to south runner if they're going to have any success at all?
Mac bought the engine of a Ferrari for a car that operates like a Kia.
I don't wish death on the man. He just needs to leave before he sets this roster back any further than it already is.
As opposed to who you wanted (McCarthy) who the Packers CLEARLY miss.
Gase not wanting Bell and vindictively using Powell to prove that he didn't need him and he was paid too much is 100% a thing you would expect Gase to do.
freak him and his bullshit.
Head coaches can be vindictive if they don't get their way personnel wise? No way. I don't believe it.
The usage of LeVeon and the inability to put forth a functional offense when Darnold went down are the two most substantive criticisms I've seen that I can buy. They're also largely coming from the same voices who told me Gase was a prick who'd lose this locker room in two seconds flat-something which has demonstratively NOT happened despite the 1-7 start.
