(05-03-2018, 02:45 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(05-03-2018, 01:37 PM)p_rushing Wrote: Since when did the NFL care about anything but money?

Money coming in is slowing or dropping, so they see this as a way to stop that.

I'm assuming you're agreeing with me since the bolded bits say the same thing. 

Right now there is no clear path to even locate a team in London permanently - much less sustaining one there for any period of time.  So - if it's all about the money - the only way forward at this time is to add a few more games to the international series. There are clearly other small market owners willing to move a home game there to cash in the way Khan has the past few years. 

I'd wager a benji right now that in 2022 this board will be concerned with their favorite new bars in downtown Jacksonville near the stadium and who will replace Yannick Ngakoue. Not fretting over the team moving to London or anywhere else.

I think they will increase the games played there and then use the attendance to say having a team there will make even more money.

If the next CBA goes by without a team moving, then I think it would be good news for the Jags.

Wembley isn't new, so repairs need to be made. The other projects in Jacksonville hopefully will be done/in progress. So that would be a lot of money to then move later.

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