This from Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald - LINK "You know the feeling, right? When a teacher/cop/parent/drill sergeant walks in the room, and you get a pit in your stomach? You might not even be doing anything wrong, but the mere presence of authority makes you feel like you have. Well, that’s not how the Dolphins get around Adam Gase, according to new safety Nate Allen. Now, Gase will chew you out, for sure. He’s going to demand excellence. But your first impulse isn’t to look for the floor when he’s around. And that makes for a good coach, Allen says, at least in today’s NFL. “Just being able to be a player’s coach and also be kind of a — I don’t want to say disciplinarian but kind of a tough guy when you need to be — and he, I think, does a great job of that,” Allen said. “He can hang out with us and talk with us. It’s not like everybody tenses up when he walks in the room and gets all nervous. It’s just he’s got a great dynamic with the guys. He makes it a good environment.” This is a subject Allen knows something about. He’s on his fourth NFL coach in eight NFL seasons."
he has the ability to relate to players and their interests, no matter the race of the player, he also shows them he respects the toll the body takes, and he'll also tells you to your face if your not doing your job up to the standard he sets for you...and apparently , he's incredibly football smart, I mean we have on record the most cerebral qb of all time calling him a genius..
