Looks like it will happen this time.

What is every ones thoughts on if the season was to be cancelled? How would the league handle the draft situation? I'm not sure exactly how college is dealing with this, but a cancelled season for them is probably going to give kids another year of eligibility, but I'm sure there's some kids that want to go pro right away. How would those kids be handled if both leagues were to cancel? Base it off last years draft? Do some kind of waiver list? What if we did start a season and only played like 4 games and they cancelled the rest, then what? 

With the concern growing of the possibility we may not have a season, I'm just curious of what every one things would be a good "option" for how to handle it.

It seems like, with all our new players, unusually high number of draftees, and having a new offensive coordinator, plus all the chaos and uncertainty around how we can even play games in this pandemic, a shortened season would be would be an ideal scenario for the Jaguars in particular.  

Something like an 8 game season would allow evaluation of all the new players, and thorough implementation of the new offensive system.   Fewer games would also mean fewer injuries.  8 games would probably be enough to see if Minshew is going to be the guy going forward. 

And then, before the rookies hit the rookie wall, end the season, have an offseason and another draft, and we're good to go.  We'd be that much closer to ultimate playoff contention without having to grind through 16 games.

If this were a normal season, with 4 preseason games and 16 regular season games, I would foresee the last half of the season being useless.  We would probably fall out of contention by midseason anyway, and then all we'd be talking about is the draft.  Because right now, I think we're a year away from contending.  Another offseason and another draft is what we need.  The quicker we get there the better.   But we do need some regular season games to evaluate what we have and implement the new system.  That's why I think a half season would be perfect.

As other teams announce they are limiting tickets to NFL games, what are your thoughts about attending Jags games this season.  Personally, after walking around Jax in the scorching heat with a facemask, I cannot fathom sitting in the sun at a Jags game in Sept & Oct with that thing on without having a heat stroke.  I'm now rooting for a season without fans and it may also serve to benefit the Jags since this is an extremely down season and will only get better with a high draft pick next season and a year experience with our extremely young team.

Ravens - limiting their seating capacity only to 14,000 tickets per game.  Imagine the demand for those seats 
49ers - offering full refunds to all season ticket holders due to high potential that NFL teams will not be playing in front of fans
Chiefs - currently working on ticket limitations.

https://bonvoyaged.com/nfl-quarterbacks-as-women/28/

Interesting.....

Brees looks like Melissa Etheridge, thats a compliment.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/07/03/10-wha...chip-kelly

Ripping the scab off......

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2943...atform=amp

LF for Mostert straight up.  Maybe they think higher of LF and he only has 1 year left on his deal.

The way things are going, my guess is that college football will be cancelled for 2020-21. At the same time, the greedy NFL will still play- likely without fans in the seats for much of the season. If this prediction comes true, how will the NFL draft be handled? Will college juniors like Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields and Penei Sewell be allowed to declare for the draft? What about the players who were planning to play out their senior seasons like Alex Leatherwood and Marvin Wilson? And how will this impact the Jaguars moving forward?