Keep Gase, Fire Gase or Be An Indecisive Know-nothing Who Waits for Perfect Information?

[JetsFanatic]

There are still 7 games reamining in the season, how can you vote now to fire him after the season until you what happens?

[joewilly12]

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[Green DNA]

10 minutes ago, joewilly12 said:

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Jets Front Office Was Reportedly Split Before Hiring Adam Gase http://bit.ly/2pP0pwn  #Jets

 

 

 

Further confirmation of the brain dead ownership and idiot GM. Two of your top targets backed out because you insisted on saddling the, with assistants they did not want. If you are willing to commit to the coach let him hire his own staff for gods sake. This friggin team and its idiotic ownership .

[jgb]

4 hours ago, FireTheJohnsons said:

At this point, Gase and Darnold have to be tied at the hip barring a complete and utter collapse and loss of the team the rest of the year.

Darnold is already in a horrible situation. He has horrible line, below average receiving targets, and is playing in his 3rd offense in 3 years. These guys are not robots, and QB's need some stability and some help around them to succeed.

If you give up on Gase, you might as well just draft another QB in this draft and move on from Darnold because asking him to succeed in a 4th offense in 4 years is insane. 

Im older than all of the instant gratification Jets fans, and remember the days when Coaches were given years to implement their systems and get the players that fit what they want to do. QBs were given years to develop. Now, half way through one season everyone KNOWS what a QB is, and KNOWS what a coach is. 

Patience for patience sake is stupid, but so is a lack of objective analysis. In no way am I sold on Gase, and my though is he is likely not a good HC. That said, Mike Maccagnan was public enemy number 1 for his God awful roster building, now Gase is trying to make a good meal out of really bad ingredients. 

The smart thing to do would be to build up the line and get some good targets for Sam and Gase, and see what they have next year. If they still struggle, you start over the following year with a new coach and QB, and at least you have some line talent and some WR's to give them a fighting chance and help evaluate them.

You make some good points but the characterization of Jets fans—of all people—being instant gratification types is unintentionally funny.

[Apache 51]

15 hours ago, BUM-KNEE said:

Im hangin it out.

Keep him till we can get some decent players at key position next season. THEN see how he does from there.

[jgb]

2 hours ago, JetFaninMI said:

This. 

No way they add another guy to the paying for nothing list.

Best job is the world is being a fired Jets coach!

[jgb]

One consideration is that Williams is rehabilitated enough after the bounty thing to be given another shot at HC. We may lose him in 2020 and certainly in 2021 if we don’t give him that chance here. I understand some people don’t want him at HC so it’s moot to them and that’s fine.

[Joe W. Namath]

So the reason we dont have matt rhule is because of todd monkin????  Oh the pain.....

[jetstream23]

Bump.

I added a second question about what it would take for you to want Adam Gase back in 2020?

How high is the bar set for him in your eyes......or is there nothing he can do at this point and you just want him gone?

[bealeb319]

That plane stunt really backfired.

How so? We beat a crap team but we are still a crap team.

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[DoubleDown]

Put me in the wait and see camp.

As of today, I'd want him fired at the end of the season.  However, if the Jets go on a run and Darnold starts to look much improved, I think you need to stick with him.  As poorly as I think Gase has done, you can't discount all the injuries and illnesses this team has endured since the beginning of the season.

It would not be ideal to put Darnold in his third new system in three years.  How often have we seen a quarterback succeed long term after such a tumultuous start to a career?  If the Jets show anything the last 7 games of the season, you almost have to stick with Gase just for continuity and stability's sake.  If the Jets flop for the rest of the season, then you have no choice but to take your lumps and admit the mistake of hiring him in the first place.

[FireTheJohnsons]

1 hour ago, jgb said:

You make some good points but the characterization of Jets fans—of all people—being instant gratification types is unintentionally funny.

Yeah, I guess it is kind of funny, but its true. If QW isnt dominating day 1, he absolutely sucks, if a QB has a learning curve, he absolutely sucks, if a HC isnt great on day 1, he absoutely sucks. Mind you, all these things could be true, but even if they don't all suck, its likely not happening on day 1.

[TNJet]

20 hours ago, Bugg said:

Hey, buddy, McDonalds has had the same Mcsh*t menu for 50 goddamn years, it's ALL MC sh*t!

Mcshyt >>> Burger Cold King

[jgb]

10 hours ago, FireTheJohnsons said:

Yeah, I guess it is kind of funny, but its true. If QW isnt dominating day 1, he absolutely sucks, if a QB has a learning curve, he absolutely sucks, if a HC isnt great on day 1, he absoutely sucks. Mind you, all these things could be true, but even if they don't all suck, its likely not happening on day 1.

There is still a sizable minority here who think Sanchez and Geno could’ve been good players “with weaponz.” Not sure where you’re hanging out but the biggest “problem” (if Jets fans indeed have one) is clinging to hope for way too long.

[Fantasy Island]

Anyone wanting to keep Gase is just high.