Gary Sheffield, Jr
Not sure how Adam Gase keeps acquiring big time gigs, but he’s now in the hunt for offensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the two sides have already discussed the opening to call plays for Russell Wilson.
Fire up a completely unwarranted Stephen A. Smith soliloquy on white privilege in 3..2..1.
#Seahawks have spoken to former #Jets head coach Adam Gase about the offensive coordinator opening, per source, and they intend to speak to #Chiefs QBs coach Mike Kafka at some point. Seattle casting wide net to get some new ideas for Russell Wilson and co.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) January 18, 2021
Maybe it was the inexplicable win that lost the Jets their top overall pick in this year’s draft? Gase failed at every aspect of football, and when you combine his clueless look with his poor handling of a young up-and-coming Sam Darnold–this hire would be dumbfounding for Seattle.
If the rest of the NFL keeps entertaining Gase, they must feel like the problem really was Sam Darnold, right? Either way, Seattle has other creative options like Patriots’ OC Josh McDaniels or Eric Bieniemy out of Kansas City, that come from much more creative and successful offenses.
Also, Pete Carroll is 69-years-old, so it’s likely he wants a fast-acting solution, too.
This man is eating off the fact that he was “Offensive Coordinator” when Peyton was ballin’ in DEN (we know good and damn well Peyton runs ANY offense he’s in).
Tannehill got away from Gase and flourished. I bet the same will happen with Darnold now that this bug-eyed bum isn’t around him anymore.