The Curious Case of Adam Gase

[Rosetta Stoned]

Do you remember when Rex handcuffed Schotty and Sanchez, then Schotty gave the interview about how he could call plays that would have Sanchez throwing for like 400 or 500 yards a game if he was allowed to call them?

And then we would get excrement like we did in Christmas Eve 2011.

[dcm1602]

Oh man having Adam Gase be a major determinant of where our draft pick from Seattle will be next year.

[Andrew Ryan]

[Italian Seafood]

In hindsight, handcuffing Sanchez at times was probably how they won. Sanchez could barely hold a backup job in the league after leaving here, Geno has had a better career long term.

[Badger]

I don't think Geno has a cushy TV job waiting for him so he has to ride out the backup role as long as he can. I think Sanchez could have stuck around longer.

[Johnny English]

I don't think Geno has a cushy TV job waiting for him so he has to ride out the backup role as long as he can. I think Sanchez could have stuck around longer.

Sanchez had a ten year playing career and was 32 when he announced his retirement. He could probably have carried a clipboard for vet minimum for a year or two more, but he wasn't seeing the field except in desperate circumstances.

[Derek Smalls]

Both Sanchez and Geno sucked. Geno also probably is holding out because in his mind, he probably never thinks he got a fair shot, since he was punched in the face by his own teammate after the best stretch of his career. Plus, being the backup to Russell Wilson is the best job in the NFL - you never have to play.

[Italian Seafood]

Sanchez had a ten year playing career and was 32 when he announced his retirement. He could probably have carried a clipboard for vet minimum for a year or two more, but he wasn't seeing the field except in desperate circumstances.

And somehow we won four road playoff games with him as a novice, beating Rivers, Brady and Manning.

[Derek Smalls]

And somehow we won four road playoff games with him as a novice, beating Rivers, Brady and Manning.

Sanchez played well in those games. We asked him to do very little, but he did what he needed to do. Most teams don't have the offensive line, defense, and running game to do what that team did. And we needed all 3 of those pieces to be elite to survive Sanchez.

[Badger]

https://jetswire.usatoday.com/2021/01/26/chris-harris-says-peyton-manning-taught-adam-gase-broncos-offense-jets-dolphins/amp/

"Even if Harris was only kidding, there has been enough statistical evidence over the years to suggest that Gase’s impact on Manning was overblown."

Wow who knew? Everyone except Christopher Johnson apparently.

[Johnny English]

Ha, just came here to post that same story. Not a huge shock.

[Libero_2]

So basically Adam Gase was Peyton Manning’s yes man?

No one here would be shocked

It’s quite clear that Gase knows somethings, but he’s pretending he’s an expert when he’s average to above average as an offensive mind.

[Badger]

It's not really a substantial story, somebody tweeted and they spun it into an article. But it's also not anything we didn't really know, it's just funny to see a former player concur.

[bojanglesman]

https://twitter.com/DWAZ73/status/1370537884911087619?s=19

Jesus he sucked.

[CatoTheElder]

BuT sAm SaId he'D bE FiNE!!!SH1FT!!!