NEW YORK (AP) — ami Dolphins coach Adam Gase for their head coaching vacancy.Gase is the second known meeting New York has had as it looks for a replacement for Todd Bowles Dan Marino Jersey , who was fired last Sunday night after he went 24-40 in four seasons.The Jets spoke with Gase on Friday after interviewing Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy in Kansas City on Wednesday.Gase was 23-26 in three seasons with Miami , including a playoff game in 2016, before being fired Monday. The 40-year-old coach worked as an assistant with Detroit, San Francisco and Denver before being promoted to offensive coordinator by the Broncos in 2013 and drawing rave reviews from Peyton Manning.Gase followed coach John Fox to Chicago in 2015 to be the Bears’ offensive coordinator. He was hired by the Dolphins as their head coach the following season.The Jets are also expected to have interest in meeting with former Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy Bob Griese Jersey , former Detroit and Indianapolis coach Jim Caldwell, Dallas defensive backs coach/passing game coordinator Kris Richard, Tampa Bay offensive coordinator Todd Monken, and USC offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. Ryan Fitzpatrick signed a two-year deal with the Dolphins this month to continue a career that began as a Rams seventh-round pick in 2005.Fitzpatrick has spent time with seven teams and made 126 starts over that span Minkah Fitzpatrick Jersey , so one might assume that we’ve seen just about everything he has to offer at this point in his career. Dolphins head coach Brian Flores doesn’t think that’s the case, however.Flores said on SiriusXM NFL Radio that he thinks Fitzpatrick will hit new heights during his time in Miami.“He’s brings leadership, he brings intelligence, he brings toughness Kenny Stills Jersey ,” Flores said. “We’ve had a couple really good talks. Obviously, I coached against him and I just think he’s a really good player. I’m looking forward to watching him play. I think his best days are ahead.”Fitzpatrick has hit many highs and lows over the course of those 126 career starts and it seems likelier that he’ll continue to be that player than one who has been saving his best for last. Should Flores be correct, though, it would go a long way toward ending any talk about tanking once and for all.