Dolphins hope Adam Gase can cure offensive woes

playESPN Dolphins reporter James Walker says rookie head coach Adam Gase will focus the majority of the offseason program on fixing the offense and helping Ryan Tannehill get command of a new system. (0:50)The Miami Dolphins are expected to open their first offseason program under new coach Adam Gase on Monday, April 11. Here's where things stand with the Dolphins with the NFL draft just a few weeks away:

What the Dolphins hope Gase brings: The Dolphins need Gase’s offensive pedigree and strong track record with quarterbacks. Miami finished 26th in total offense last year. They were inconsistent in nearly every facet offensively, including running, passing, third-down conversions, scoring…