The Miami Dolphins fired Adam Gase after three seasons and will begin a search to find the franchise's fourth full-time coach this decade, he told ESPN's Jeff Darlington on Monday.
Gase couldn't escape the mediocrity that has followed the Dolphins since 2000. He finished 23-25, with his lone playoff game being a wild-card loss to the Steelers in 2016.
The biggest indictment of Gase was that he often fielded an anemic offense despite being thought of as an offensive guru and quarterback whisperer when he got the job. The Dolphins finished 24th or worse in total offense in all three seasons under Gase, including finishing 30th* (check after final game) in 2018.