Adam Gase was fired by the Miami Dolphins, and just recently interviewed for several head coaching jobs. Gase met with the New York Jets last week, and now Sporting News is reporting that Adam Gase will be their next head coach. Gase left Miami with a 23-25 record over three seasons, with 10 wins and a playoff berth in his first season.

Gase was left with working with Matt Moore, Jay Cutler, and Brock Osweiler after Ryan Tannehill tore his ACL. A head coach and quarterback have tied together automatically, and Gase is now inheriting a young signal caller in Sam Darnold.

The USC star ended up throwing 15 interceptions in his rookie season but did not throw a pick over the last three games of the season. A sign of progress, heading into his second season.

Adam Gase experienced with developing quarterbacks

Adam Gase was previously the quarterbacks' coach and offensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, working with Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow, and Peyton Manning. Jay Cutler had the best passer rating, 92.3 when Gase was the Chicago Bears, offensive coordinator.

Gase had full control of the roster in Miami, but now it appears he will share the control of the Jets' roster with General Manager Mike Maccagnan now. The Jets need to work at providing offensive weapons for Sam Darnold.

The Jets have the second-largest salary cap space in the league at $99.38 million. The Jets have the money to secure offensive weapons like Le'Veon Bell, and perhaps Antonio Brown, depending on his situation. The Jets are also holding the third overall draft pick in the upcoming NFL draft.

Gase more focused on coaching rather than personnel

Giving up some authority appears to be part of Gase's deal with the Jets.

That could be a good thing, so Gase can focus on coaching and improving Darnold. Adam Gase now has a second chance to lead a team, and show the league what he's made of as a head coach.

ESPN reports that the Jets front office finally put an end to a major search that included interviews with eight different candidates. Gase's experience coaching and his time developing quarterbacks like Manning and Cutler made him stand out to the Jets.

Adam Gase comes in, replacing Todd Bowles, who spent four years with the team and only recorded 14 wins. The Jets community did not like Bowles because of his quiet demeanour, he ended up being fired immediately after the 2018 season. Unlike Bowles, Gase is a fiery guy, who will bring that intensity to the sidelines and develop a high-powered offense.