The Miami Dolphins are back in action at Hard Rock Stadium tomorrow to face their long-time rival, the New York Jets. As the Jets look to enter into the win column for the first time this season, the Dolphins are looking to prove themselves right to part ways and move on from head coach Adam Gase — who now has the Jets teetering on the brink of disaster as the coach executes play after play straight out of his coaching approach to the Dolphins from 2016-2018.
You know, the one that lost him the locker room and left the Dolphins as a tangled mess in his wake?
How can Miami continue to derail Gase’s offense in tomorrow’s contest?
Shade extra attention to Jamison Crowder
Crowder is averaging nearly 112 receiving yards per game played thus far this season — not necessarily because he’s a dynamic mismatch player but rather because he’s playing in the featured role in the Jets’ offense and the only receiving threat that presents consistent value and the ability to win. Remember the Jarvis Landry role that had Landry ready to jump ship after two seasons with Gase? That’s the same one Crowder fills. Crowder gets on average 11 targets per game; so Miami will know where to look on the money downs.