Gase has a very small resume, and  has only shown he can call one type of offense ... a 1 back, wide open offensive attack with a first ballot HOF QB  slinging the ball around to  WRs like Demaryus Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders and Wes Welker running all over the field.     The Broncos didn't even bother to carry a fullback on the roster this season.   He's not going to have that in Jacksonville, or at any of the other open OC destinations in the NFL.    We've never seen Gase attempt to adjust his offense around an inexperienced or limited QB who needs to be protected and complemented with a power ground game.  He certainly didn't do a very good job of it in the playoffs when Peyton was limited with injury.      If Gase has an offensive mentor, it would be Mike Martz.   Think about why Mike Martz has failed in the NFL.   When Martz  didn't have Kurt Warner throwing to Tory Holt and Isaac Bruce, his "wide open" passing attacks suddenly became reckless and unsound, and he couldn't adapt his offense to best suit  the personnel he had.      Maybe it's not a surprise that two defensive minded new head coaches who worked with Gase in Denver in Fox and Jack Del Rio aren't in any rush to bring in Gase to run their offenses at their new jobs.  

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