Report: Jets Owner to 'Remain Patient' With Head Coach Adam Gase Despite 1–7 Start

Gase is in his first year with New York after three seasons as the Dolphins' head coach

Jets owner Christopher Johnson will likely "remain patient" with head coach Adam Gase, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Gase is in his first year as New York's head coach. The Jets enter Sunday's matchup with the Giants at 1–7 after three consecutive losses.

The Jets' season hit a low point on Nov. 3 as the team lost 26-18 to the previously-winless Dolphins in Miami. Gase was the Dolphins' head coach for three years from 2016-18, posting a 23–25 record. Miami finished under .500 in each of Gase's final two seasons. 

New York fired former head coach Todd Bowles after four seasons from 2014-18. Bowles finished 10–6 in his first season with the Jets before three straight losing seasons. The Jets have not reached the playoffs since 2010.

Gase and the Jets will look to advance to 2–7 in 2019 as they face the Giants on Sunday. Kickoff from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. is slated for 1 p.m. ET.