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Fire Adam Gase Sign Takes Flight in New York

Just 48 hours before the Jets and Giants do battle in the battle of New York gagging rights, Jets fans vented their continued frustration with Jets upper management and head coach Adam Gase, when The New York Sports Fan blog took to the skies with a gigantic banner that read: "Fire Adam Gase Now!"

According to multiple reports the group raised over $2600 for the banner with 159 signatures. It is very similar to the protest Jets fans pulled five years ago when someone flew a banner that read "Fire John Idzik." That worked, as Idzik was fired at the end of the 2014 season.

Fans are hoping that the magic works twice and Gase gets fired at the end of the year. Many fans want him gone ASAP.

While the Jets play the Giants tomorrow afternoon, the fanbase wants to send a clear and stern message to Jets owner Christopher Johnson, and his wayward brother Woody, that they have had enough of the instability, mediocrity, and total and consistent lack of accountability when it comes to managing the franchise.

Even Big Action Productions, the YouTube channel synonymous for its hilarious impersonations of Mike Francesa has put out a new video mocking Gase and his press conferences.



Let's be honest the fans deserve better. They have watched this woebegone franchise be horribly managed for over eight years, and it is not going to get better any time soon unless the Johnson's are willing to hire accountable and experienced people to run the team.

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