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More than that, he indirectly poisoned franchises. It is insane how wrong the league had it with Gase. Dude was acting weird, being unlikable, and failing to maintain relationships with his best players to the degree that it seemed damn near intentional. He wasn't exactly winning over media folks either. Maybe he was a barrel of fun with owners during his interviews but I don't see that at all.

He probably legitimately did a decent job with an obviously ailing Manning. They drew up a mountain of short and easy throws and plays. Peyton was pre-snap wizardry as normal. They had talent. Shit went well. Since then though? C'mon now. Straight up offensive poi-sooooooon!