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Loggains escaped the scrutiny because the playcaller was Adam Gase, the franchise's only offensive-minded head coach in the past 30 years. And there has been a lot of malfunctioning over the years.

Gase was fired Dec. 31, 2018, one day after Miami lost 42-17 to the Buffalo Bills, as part of sweeping organizational changes. He finished with a 23-25 regular-season record as Miami's head coach.

When Gase became the Dolphins’ head coach in 2016, he also assumed play-calling duties. The Dolphins’ first season under Gase was a success, as they finished 10-6 and reached the playoffs.

Adam Gase, right, was tapped to revitalize the Jets’ offense. Two seasons later, quarterback Sam Darnold has regressed and the team owns the N.F.L.’s longest playoff drought.

Adam Gase can’t bring himself to check the Jets’ offensive rankings. “There’s no point at looking at them,” the beleaguered coach said Wednesday. “I know where we’re at. It’s not good.

Adam Gase can’t keep his story straight. On Sunday, he angrily denied an ESPN report that he had taken over play-calling after letting offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains do it for the last month.