League sources tell Jason La Canfora that while Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has considered sweeping organizational changes, he intends to return GM Chris Grier and HC Adam Gase at this point in time.
According to La Canfora, Ross is, however, expected to continue to monitor the future of Jim Harbaugh at Michigan.
La Canfora adds that one change for the Dolphins to watch involves executive VP Mike Tannenbaum, who could be moved to a different role within the organization.
Last night, Ian Rapoport reported that there’s a “legit possibility” that the Dolphins will fire Gase. However, Rapoport admitted that no firm decision has been made by Ross and Gase’s status is still “up in the air” right now.
Gase, 40, began his NFL coaching career with the Lions back in 2003 as a scouting assistant. He spent five years in Detroit before taking a job with the 49ers for the 2008 season.
The Broncos would later hire Gase as their WRs coach and he worked his way up to offensive coordinator before they replaced their coaching staff in 2015. Gase spent a year with the Bears before the Dolphins hired him as their head coach in 2016.
During his three years as the Dolphins’ head coach, Gase has led Miami to a record of 23-24 (48.9 percent), which includes one playoff appearance.
We’ll have more regarding Gase as the news is available.
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