Gase went 23-26 in his three seasons in Miami including one postseason appearance in 2016. The problem is, after a 10-7 season in year one including the Wild Card playoff loss to the Steelers, Gase has gone 13-19 since and missed the playoffs for a second straight year.
And that 13-19 record was actually better than what it should have been, according to Pro Football Reference’s “Expected Win-Loss” formula.
The formula isn’t complicated. “This is an estimate of what the team’s record “should have been,” given the team’s points scored and allowed,” is what the site states.