Gase Calls out Players for not Knowing Assignments

[JetNation]

Jets fans are frustrated, Jets players are frustrated and Jets head coach Adam Gase is frustrated.  As the team sits at 0-3 with no wins in sight, Gase was asked after today’s embarrassing loss about why the team has struggled to get things going on offense.  His reply?  “It’s frustrating to see a guy that’s in his first NFL start (QB Luke Falk) knows what’s going on and other guys aren’t executing the way it should be done”.  Surely an indictment of some of his players.

Adam Gase essentially saying Luke Falk had a good idea of the plays… but his teammates did not:

"That was frustrating to see that the guy that’s in his first NFL start knows what’s going on and other guys aren’t executing the way it should be done."

Ouch.

— Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN) September 22, 2019

Former Jets lineman Damien Woody joined other on twitter in holding Gase accountable for his decisions as a head coach, suggesting he throw out plays that players aren’t grasping, saying “it’s a problem” if a team isn’t grasping what the coaches are teaching.

Reading some of the quotes from Gase & here’s my question…..did the players execute the plays during practice? If not, should’ve tossed it out. Coaches are teachers & if your players aren’t grasping things then that’s a problem #Jets

— Damien Woody (@damienwoody) September 22, 2019

Gase has never been shy about calling out his players and there’s no reason why he should be.  But to suggest they’re on the playing field but don’t know what they’re supposed to be doing isn’t a great look for him and his staff either.

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[Butterfield]

He has already lost the team.

[Matt39]

Robby Anderson nets what...a 4th maybe? 

[Miss Lonelyhearts]

1 minute ago, Matt39 said:

Robby Anderson nets what...a 4th maybe? 

A fourth what?

[Matt39]

Just now, Miss Lonelyhearts said:

A fourth what?

set of pylons idk

[T0mShane]

We all saw Robbie Anderson and Crowder drifting aimlessly around the field today. What's the remedy? Demaryius Thomas? 

[New York Mick]

Anderson could be 1000 yard receiver on a solid team. 

[New York Mick]

1 minute ago, T0mShane said:

We all saw Robbie Anderson and Crowder drifting aimlessly around the field today. What's the remedy? Demaryius Thomas? 

Half the team looked like they were jogging during a walk through. 

I blame Gase 

[Kevin L]

If the players don't know what to do, that's the coaches fault.

[Villain The Foe]

Greg Williams benched a 75 million dollar trash Cornerback because he wasnt producing in order to send a message. Who has Gase benched? 

The results reflect leadership coach. 

[T0mShane]

1 minute ago, New York Mick said:

Half the team looked like they were jogging during a walk through. 

I blame Gase 

I mean, ok. Fair enough. Let's bench Robbie Anderson and play....Deontay Burnett?

[BROOKLYN JET]

5 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

We all saw Robbie Anderson and Crowder drifting aimlessly around the field today. What's the remedy? Demaryius Thomas? 

IQs are numbers and numbers don't count, remember the Jachai!

[Irish Jet]

He threw the WR’s under the bus in week one when they were the least of our problems. They have reacted as poorly as can be expected.

This is really bad to see three weeks into a season. He sounds desperate.

[Barton]

Some guys just dont have the leadership skills to be a head coach........

[T0mShane]

1 minute ago, Villain The Foe said:

Greg Williams benched a 75 million dollar trash Cornerback because he wasnt producing in order to send a message. Who has Gase benched? 

The results reflect leadership coach. 

Jonathonn Harrison and he cut all the bad TEs. What other offensive studs would you like benched and who replaces them?

[bgivs21]

Watching the giants game (I know it's just the bucs) but they have engram and Sheppard open in the field on a ton of plays. 

Our WRs cant even get open for the QB. Is it the scheme, the player himself? I have to believe it's the scheme because Robby has shown he can get open

[T0mShane]

6 minutes ago, New York Mick said:

Anderson could be 1000 yard receiver on a solid team. 

What is a 1000 yard receiver worth and are those "solid" teams going to offer the Jets that? Because I think the Jets would take 1000 yard receiver value for Robbie Anderson. 

[Barry McCockinner]

8 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

We all saw Robbie Anderson and Crowder drifting aimlessly around the field today. What's the remedy? Demaryius Thomas? 

[BettyBoop]

15 minutes ago, JetNation said:

Jets fans are frustrated, Jets players are frustrated and Jets head coach Adam Gase is frustrated.  As the team sits at 0-3 with no wins in sight, Gase was asked after today’s embarrassing loss about why the team has struggled to get things going on offense.  His reply?  “It’s frustrating to see a guy that’s in his first NFL start (QB Luke Falk) knows what’s going on and other guys aren’t executing the way it should be done”.  Surely an indictment of some of his players.

Adam Gase essentially saying Luke Falk had a good idea of the plays… but his teammates did not:

"That was frustrating to see that the guy that’s in his first NFL start knows what’s going on and other guys aren’t executing the way it should be done."

Ouch.

— Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN) September 22, 2019

 

Former Jets lineman Damien Woody joined other on twitter in holding Gase accountable for his decisions as a head coach, suggesting he throw out plays that players aren’t grasping, saying “it’s a problem” if a team isn’t grasping what the coaches are teaching.

Reading some of the quotes from Gase & here’s my question…..did the players execute the plays during practice? If not, should’ve tossed it out. Coaches are teachers & if your players aren’t grasping things then that’s a problem #Jets

— Damien Woody (@damienwoody) September 22, 2019

 

Gase has never been shy about calling out his players and there’s no reason why he should be.  But to suggest they’re on the playing field but don’t know what they’re supposed to be doing isn’t a great look for him and his staff either.

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This is beginning of the end for Gase.  To blame anyone else for this mess is disgusting.  What will he say after he's 0-7?  The players will revolt.  The fans will revolt.  If he even implies this again this season he will be fired and for good reason.

[Augustiniak]

Every single offensive lineman gase inherited sucks.  This is why the gm was fired and why the pick in the top 6 every year.  

[SAR I]

15 minutes ago, Butterfield said:

He has already lost the team.

It's called ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ryan:  "These guys are great, they are the best, it's not their fault."

Bowles:  "It's on me, I have to do a better job."

Gase:  "There are players who have been here long enough, they know the offense, and they are missing their assignments."

You don't get an ACCOUNTABLE locker room by taking the blame yourself.  No successful business leader takes the blame because a subordinate blew his assignment.

SAR I

 

[bgivs21]

Just now, SAR I said:

It's called ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ryan:  "These guys are great, they are the best, it's not their fault."

Bowles:  "It's on me, I have to do a better job."

Gase:  "There are players who have been here long enough, they know the offense, and they are missing their assignments."

You don't get an ACCOUNTABLE locker room by taking the blame yourself.  No successful business leader takes the blame because a subordinate blew his assignment.

SAR I

 

When will he hold himself accountable?

[Ron Rico]

The wheels fell off of this thing pretty quick.

[Butterfield]

1 minute ago, SAR I said:

It's called ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ryan:  "These guys are great, they are the best, it's not their fault."

Bowles:  "It's on me, I have to do a better job."

Gase:  "There are players who have been here long enough, they know the offense, and they are missing their assignments."

You don't get an ACCOUNTABLE locker room by taking the blame yourself.  No successful business leader takes the blame because a subordinate blew his assignment.

SAR I

 

It seems to really be working!

[Matt39]

...

[SAR I]

Just now, bgivs21 said:

When will he hold himself accountable?

For what?

Designing conservative gameplans around a hospital patient (Buffalo), a backup (Cleveland), and a third-string scrub (New England)?  Once in the last 20 years has a head coach had 3 different starting quarterbacks in the first 3 weeks of an NFL season.  Gase was handed a challenge when it came to our Maccagnan roster; he was thrown in a minefield with the QB situation.

Let's see what happens Weeks 4-8 before judging the man.  You people are idiots.

SAR I

[Barry McCockinner]

3 minutes ago, SAR I said:

It's called ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ryan:  "These guys are great, they are the best, it's not their fault."

Bowles:  "It's on me, I have to do a better job."

Gase:  "There are players who have been here long enough, they know the offense, and they are missing their assignments."

You don't get an ACCOUNTABLE locker room by taking the blame yourself.  No successful business leader takes the blame because a subordinate blew his assignment.

SAR I

 

We know this is bullsh*t because Bowles obviously has to look at the tape.

[bgivs21]

Just now, SAR I said:

For what?

Designing conservative gameplans around a hospital patient (Buffalo), a backup (Cleveland), and a third-string scrub (New England)?  Once in the last 20 years has a head coach had 3 different starting quarterbacks in the first 3 weeks of an NFL season.  Gase was handed a challenge when it came to our Maccagnan roster; he was thrown in a minefield with the QB situation.

Let's see what happens Weeks 4-8 before judging the man.  You people are idiots.

SAR I

Sorry bro but he has not adjusted to anything. The same things keep happening week after week on the offense and he hasn't adjusted at all. 

And you're a jackass for calling people idiots because we have different opinions. 

[Bugg]

18 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

We all saw Robbie Anderson and Crowder drifting aimlessly around the field today. What's the remedy? Demaryius Thomas? 

Crowder should be a slot guy. If he's split wide BC you don't have Thomas nor Herndon it's not going to work. Keeps coming back to a pathetic OL. They cannot keep defenders off the QB,and don't open holes for Bell. 

[BurnleyJet]

7 minutes ago, SAR I said:

It's called ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ryan:  "These guys are great, they are the best, it's not their fault."

Bowles:  "It's on me, I have to do a better job."

Gase:  "There are players who have been here long enough, they know the offense, and they are missing their assignments."

You don't get an ACCOUNTABLE locker room by taking the blame yourself.  No successful business leader takes the blame because a subordinate blew his assignment.

SAR I

 

Throwing players under the bus in public isn’t accountability. It’s his job to make them play correctly.

[Bugg]

17 minutes ago, Villain The Foe said:

Greg Williams benched a 75 million dollar trash Cornerback because he wasnt producing in order to send a message. Who has Gase benched? 

The results reflect leadership coach. 

So you're going to play who over these guys? Anderson is a 3rd WR, Herndon's suspended until week 5, The OL is from hunger. Pats were getting to Falk with 3 rushing. Would wager this OL is going to grade out as the worst in the entire NFL this week. 

[Beerfish]

This guy, this guy,

WHOSE JOB IS IT TO MAKE SURE THE PLAYERS ARE READY!

this sucker is going to dump all sorts of players very quickly like he did in miami so he can avoid the heat.

[CrazyCarl40]

All Gase has done has changed his clothes. Instead of Aqua and Orange, he’s in Green and White. There is a reason most of his decent players wanted to be gone last year if he wasn’t. 

[Pac]

I'm not currently the biggest Gase fan but he started the press conference by saying the D and ST played very well and the O was atrocious.  You don't think by calling the O atrocious he's not shouldering the blame for it?  He didn't single any players or even a position group out.

There's nothing wrong with saying they played like sh-t if they played like sh-t.  That hasn't been done enough the last 10 years.

What will lead to his demise is if he stubbornly sticks to the schemes he's running which clearly aren't working and doesn't display any kind of flexibility.

Whatever he is doing with the O-line should be scrapped henceforth and he should truly live up to his word of trying to put players in the best position to succeed.  A good coach would not have this O-line looking like fools. 

[Kevin L]

2017-

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/adam-gase-says-hes-fed-up-and-done-compromising-with-unprepared-dolphins/

2018-http://dailydolphin.blog.palmbeachpost.com/2018/04/05/adam-gase-miami-dolphins-housecleaning-triggered-by-loafing-in-buffalo/

2019-

https://www.sny.tv/jets/news/adam-gase-critical-of-jets-players-who-couldnt-execute-at-end-of-game-after-bills-loss/310625910

Gase is never at fault. Never.