This begs the question: is Adam Gase’s job on the line in the final six games of 2018?
My answer is no. It’s amazing to me how some Dolphins fans just don’t see what Gase has had to deal with during his three years in Miami.
Let’s break this down by season.
Year One (2016): Gase inherited a 6-10 team that fired their head coach less than halfway through the 2015 season. After starting 1-4, Gase adapted. He learned that he needed to make the offense simpler and lean on the running game.
Miami then goes on a tear, winning nine of 10 games to make the playoffs for the first time since 2008 and just the second time in the last 15 years.