Top 5 stats that define the New York Jets’ Adam Gase era

Adam Gase‘s weaknesses as a leader are well-documented, but the production of his Jets team was arguably even worse. Over his two seasons at the helm in Florham Park, Adam Gase led the Jets to only one victory through their first eight games of a season, which was a 24-22 nailbiter over the Cowboys in Week 6 of 2019. That’s it. His Jets went 1-7 in the first half of the 2019 season and 0-8 in the first half of the 2020 season for a combined first-half record of 1-15. Every other team in the NFL won at least two first-half games from 2019-20. Putting wins and losses aside, Gase’s Jets were arguably the worst team in football over his tenure. The Jets were outscored by 297 points across Gase’s 32 games (-9.3 average), the worst point differential in the NFL from 2019-20. The Jets ranked 32nd in scoring over Gase’s tenure with 519 points (16.2 per game), a total that sits 71 points behind the 31st-ranked Bengals’ 590 points (18.4 per game). They ranked 25th in scoring defense with 816 points allowed (25.5 per g