“I don’t read much because I think a lot of the stuff is crap,” Adam Gase said Friday, asked about the media reports of a rift between the head coach and Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan. “No offense.”
Not all crap is wrong, even if it stinks for Maccagnan.
In the aftermath of the abrupt firing of the Jets GM on Wednesday, after he survived the ouster of Todd Bowles, helped choose his replacement in Gase, was the main voice in choosing how the Jets emptied their coffers in free agency and then helped captain the Jets’ draft, Gase’s casual and strong denial of anything awry behind the scenes looks particularly galling.